Aphid ecology in cotton

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Aphids, once only a secondary pest in cotton are now a major problem for growers in some regions. Problems associated with aphid in Australian cotton include vectoring of cotton bunchy top disease, yield reductions from large early season infestations and late season effects of honeydew on fibre quality. Aphids ability to reproduce asexually has an impact on resistance management as does their ability to overwinter on non cotton hosts.

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Catchment best practice partnerships

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Research , Extension, Adoption in the Cotton Catchment Communities catchment Program

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Namoi

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Towards sustainable and profitable water use in the Australian cotton industry

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Water is critical to agriculture. Sustainable water use inAustralia must encompass economic, environmental andcommunity needs. The CRC's goals are to ensure the Australian cotton industry continually strives for high water use efficiencies using science and education to deliver profitable and practical outcomes.

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Groundwater Series: Irrigation bores-best management practices

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This fact sheet includes information on:Preparing for drillingBore site selectionDesign of bore Drilling and construction Test pumping, operation and monitoring Rehabilitation and decommissioning.

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Petiole sampling and analysis

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Petiole analysis is used early in a crops development,(up to flowering) to monitor and determine the nitrogen status. Sampling, Timing, Handling and packing, Laboratory selection, Interpretation

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Biodiversity Series: Monitor to Manage - How happy is the natural workforceΓ

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A diverse and productive natural workforce' provides ecosystem services which help secure continued productivity and long term sustainability of your enterprise. Monitoring and recording isfundamental in helping you understand what is happening to your natural workforce overtime and as a result of your management actions.

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Communities and People Series: Social and economic analysis of the Warren community" (2009)

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Key findings from the study for Warren include:. The Warren population has steadily decline in the past few decades. From 2001]2006, 15% or 1 in 7 people left the Warren local government area.. There was a corresponding decline in employment most likely as a result of the current drought.. Warren is a relatively small economy and heavily dependant on agriculture which accounts for 45% of the GRP.. Businesses in the town of Warren have remained resilient with only a small number closing from 1981 to 2006.. Warren has developed some outstanding community facilities.. Amongst the communities studied, Warren has the highest rates of volunteers with 29.1% of people surveyed indicating they supported the community in this manner.

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Macquarie

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Natural Resources Information Management : Toolkit Version 2 (binder and contents with CD)

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A ZIp file of CD contents :The Natural Resources Information Management Toolkit (the Toolkit) has been prepared by the National Land & Water Resources Audit (the Audit) and ANZLIC – the Spatial Information Council (ANZLIC), to assist regional natural resources management groups to discover, access, visualise and manage their data and information. The Toolkit has been developed in close cooperation with all jurisdictions and has been targeted at regional groups to build capacity and facilitate the two-way flow of data and information. It can be used as a textbook document, teaching aid or as a series of stand-alone modules.

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Zip file of CD Contents and Toolkit introduction Document

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ISBN: 978 0642 37155 3, CD-ROM ISBN: 978 0 642 37156 0