The following is a synthesis of insights attained through Grain & Graze research investments. In most cases the insights arise from analyses across several projects. These specific insights are discussed in detail in this report.

The project will establish saltbush and clover on saltland. Investigate potential for producing barley between saltbush alleys to feed with saltbush when grazed in autumn.

Establishment of a mix of perennial grasses, annual legumes and shrubs to lift productivity from 1 to 7DSE. From 2007 will investigate best grazing management strategies to maximise ongoing productivity.

After major rains and flooding in 1999 left some of their best-producing paddocks susceptible to dryland salinity, Bonnie Rock farmers Phil and Caroline Smith began thinking about how to get the affected land back to production.

This publication serves as a key document to reference current Australian cotton production practices, and as such, is a most important resource for all cotton producers, especially those entering the industry for the first time, or returning to it

The 2012 3 Cotton Pest Management Guide your handbook to cotton industry best practice for pest, weeds, diseases, biosecurity and spray application. This publication is a cross organisation, interdisciplinary effort which typifies the cohesive cotton industry that this information is designed to support.

Identification of plants found within the Australian cotton farming systems. This extensively linked document used images of seeds(ordered by size), Seedlings (Broadleaf ordered by cotyledon shape), and mature plants(ordered by genus) to guide you to comprehensive descriptions of plants and weeds found in the Australian cotton farming system.

End of February Results from Bt Resistance Monitoring; Pale Cotton Stainers; Australian Cotton Industry Awards; CROP COMPETITION entry

Day Degree update; Cold shocks; Replant considerations; Disease survey coming up

Cotton Awards Dinner, Insect Resistance Management Strategy, Irrigated Cotton and Grains Workshop series, Aphids in cereals