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Ripping depth and ground speed - CottonInfo Fact Sheet June 2015

CottonInfo (CottonInfo, 2015-06-11)

Irrigated cotton growers stand to make substantial savings in fuel and greenhouse gas emissions in tractor operations if appropriate tractor engine and ground speeds are used and tillage depth is kept to the shallowes

Fundamentals of energy use in water pumping - CottonInfo Fact Sheet May 2015

Foley, Joseph (CottonInfo, 2015-05)

Lifting and moving water around farms with pumping systems for irrigation consumes plenty of energy as water is a heavy liquid. Every litre of water has a mass of one kilogram.

ENERGY case study - Pump evaluation pays off

Montgomery, Janelle, Szabo,Phil (2015-01-21)

A pump efficiency trial at Goondiwindi has highlighted the importance of testing individual pumping set-ups to identify the optimum operating point to achieve maximum efficiency.

Energy Efficiency Information Grants - Monitoring Tractor Fuel Use

Scobie, Michael (2014-12-17)

Excessive wheel slip and engine speed can waste fuel.

Energy Efficiency Information Grants - Pumps in the Australian Cotton Industry

Scobie, Michael (2014-12-17)

Pumps are simple machines that turn pump shaft rotational speed and torque into fluid energy in the form of elevation, velocity and pressure energies.

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