This project supported A/Prof.

There is a need to develop a circular economy for cotton industry by cutting carbon emissions and decreasing waste and pollution for Australian cotton industry.

There was a strong interest in the Northern CGA visiting the Emerald region in Queensland to look at farming systems with a focus on understanding the principles of grow non cotton, the potential op

CRDC, OneBasin CRC, and the University of Southern Queensland jointly funded a short-duration travel grant enabling Michael Scobie to attend the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) annual

Indicators for sustainable pesticide use are essential for the cotton industry to assess, manage and demonstrate commitment to environmentally responsible cotton production.

This report represents the latest iteration in an ongoing effort to understand community trust, attitudes, and expectations toward Australia’s cotton industry.

This gap analysis was based on information gathered directly from a wide range of stakeholders across the cotton industry and its value chain.

The Asia-Pacific Agri-Food Innovation Summit 2025 in Singapore was a strategic platform to connect with investors, industry leaders, and partners driving innovation in sustainable agriculture and food systems.

This analysis draws on data from a subset of the Cotton Comparative Analysis (CCA) in each of the respective years, along with additional information supplemented from participants’ annual financial statements.

To better understand the success of its engagement and work with its stakeholders, CRDC engaged Intuitive Solutions to design and implement a program of research to capture and collate the experiences of CRDC’s stakeh

In 2014 the Central Highlands Cotton Growers and Irrigators Association (CHCG&IA) partnered with Biosecurity Qld and the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) to purchase and install 9 weather s

Regenerative Agriculture includes farming practices that improve soil health and the resulting ability of soil to indefinitely support profitable crop production.

The concept of soil health is discussed and presented as an integrative property that reflects the capacity of soils, and specifically

Satacrop continues to be well supported by cotton growers as a valuable tool for mapping sensitive crop areas.

The Australian Rural Leadership Program (ARLP) Course 31 brought together 28 leaders from diverse industries, cultures and regions to deepen their leadership practice and strengthen their contribution to rural, region

This year, participants began their journey in Canberra, starting with a Welcome to Country by Paul House outside the National Gallery, who also took the opportunity to share stories of his lifelong advocacy work and

Annual consultant qualitative and quantitative surveys 2022 – 2024 is complete and this report is an overview 

In this work we integrated, refined and validated molecular tools for Bt resistance monitoring in Helicoverpa spp. in Australian cotton fields.

Weeds reduce agricultural productivity by competing for resources, and weed management is one of the largest costs faced by crop growers.

CottonInfo is the Australian cotton industry’s extension program that connects growers and consultants with the latest research and supports them to adopt new technologies and best practice.