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Innovation fibres, their economic viability, sustainability, threats and opportunities – with specific reference to cotton

G., Gordon, Stuart (Cotton Research & Development Corporation (CRDC), CSIRO, 2024-11-30)

This project investigated the interplay between consumer motivations, fibre sustainability, and the environmental impact of textiles, with a focus on Australian cotton and competing fibres, including emerging sustaina

Developing proactive approaches to Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in cotton production systems

Dr Simone Heimoana, Williams, Sandra (Cotton Research & Development Corporation (CRDC), CSIRO, 2024-08-31)

  1. Pesticide targets – we used our expertise in IPM and information on environmental impacts of chemical use to understand potential drivers and examined alternative appr

Attend and Present at the XXI International N workshop at the School of Agricultural, Food and Biosystems Engineering – Universidad Politecnica de Madrid

Tim Weaver (Cotton Research & Development Corporation (CRDC), CSIRO, 2023-10-17)

The purpose for attending the XXI N Workshop in person was to present the key findings from the CRDC QUT Targeted N project in remote sensing for N optimisation and precision agriculture.

Science Leadership for cotton in northern Australia

Stephen Yeates, Tiemen Rhebergen (Cotton Research & Development Corporation (CRDC), CSIRO, 2022-12-14)

The title of this project “Science leadership for cotton development in Northern Australia” required technical support for new cotton industries across a huge (1/3 of Australia) new and different region, climati

Improving the nitrogen use efficiency of cotton crops through better understanding the role of dissolved organic nitrogen

Antille, D., MacDonald, Ben, Farrell, Mark, Weaver, Tim, Bailey, Taleta, Robinson, Nicole (Cotton Research & Development Corporation (CRDC), CSIRO, 2022-06-30)

Previous research into the nitrogen (N) nutrition of cotton has primarily focused on the mineral N pool, particularly nitrate, due to its association with synthetic fertilisers.