This publication serves as a key document to reference current 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.

NORpak: Cotton production and management guidelines for the Burdekin and north Queensland coastal dry tropics region 2012

The intent of this guide is to give cotton growers information relating the impact of known concentrations of a herbicide on crop growth, exposed at a given crop growth stage, on crop growth and development and final yield. While every crop and every season is different, this information should provide some guidance as to the likely impact of herbicide exposure to a cotton crop.

WATERpak provides technical information and practical advice to help irrigators improve irrigation practices, minimise environmental impacts and increase farm profits from irrigated cotton crops. Grains section added in 2008

The major projects were High Yielding Irrigated Grains in Cotton Farming Systems (HYIGCFS) and Achievable Yields (AY). Key recommendations have been developed from these projects to manage plant growth and to reduce the risk of lodging. this booklet documents research and commercial experience (since 2007) into the first set of best practice guidelines for irrigated wheat in cotton farming systems.

Insect Weed Disease management in Australian cotton for 2011 2012

Management of insects, weeds, diseases, PGR and defoliants, sections included on biosecurity, and myBMP

This document is designed to be used as a tool to assist the management of diseases in cotton.

The 2009/10 Cotton Pest Management Guide is the key resource in cotton crop protection and this year's updates reflect many of the new and ongoing challenges the industry faces. Adopting best practice in pest management is vital in protecting yields, maximising returns and ensuring viability of the industry into the future.

SPRAYpak has been developed for growers and focuses on pesticide application and usage in cotton. However, the principles apply to all similar spray application jobs in agriculture. It is part of the industry commitment to BMP and should be used in conjunction with the current Australian Cotton Industry est Management Practices Manual'.