The incidence of chemical spray applications hitting non-target areas including crops in broadacre agriculture continues to be too-regular issue for agricultural producers.

The focus of the project was the strengthening of the existing extension efforts on new irrigation scheduling technologies.

This project, led by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture focused on the use of data and

autonomous technology in helping farmers make informed decisions and improve their

Sustainable weed management in cotton farming systems is critical to the long-term production of profitable, high yielding cotton crops.

Two successful workshops were held with approximately 50 enthusiastic participants at each. Participants were presented with latest research on river red gums, pointed out noteworthy birds, trees and shrubs.