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Darling Downs Cottontales 2008 Issue 12

Charleston, Kate (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-13)

FarmBis subsidies end in March; January results from Bt resistance monitoring;Farm health and safety;Innovative farmers wanted;Cotton and global warming

Macquarie Cottontales 2008 Issue 13

Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-12)

Day Degrees :Cotton Field to Fabric Training Course 22nd 24th July 2008

Lower Namoi Cotton News February 2008

English, Judy (Lower Namoi CGA, 2008-02-08)

Sorghum pest and their thresholds. Wue Grants. Day degree update Drought impacts on Wee Waa. Mites in cut out cotton

Darling Downs Cottontales 2008 Issue 11

Charleston, Kate (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-04)

Farm management that affects fibre quality: Ergot fungus in sorghum: Irrigation management grantsReminder Benchmarking water use in the cotton industry Whitefly in cotton

Border Rivers Cottontales 2008 Issue 10

Brotherton, Emma, Gordon, Rod (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-02)

Cotton industry awards, Cotton industry skills program

Biodiversity Series: Help biodiversity work for you _Ceate a harmonious work environment

(Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-01)

The native vegetation and habitats on and around cotton properties provide places for your natural workforce to work and live.

Macquarie Cottontales 2008 Issue 14

Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-01)

Day Degrees,Macquarie Cotton Growers Association 2007-08 Crop Competition, Timing of the Final Irrigation

Provision for Cultural Values in Water Management : The Anmatyerr Story (With C.D)

Anmatyerr Water Project Team, Rae, Naomi (2008-02-01)

Water is central to Indigenous law and culture. A range of local to international policies, legislation and guidelines now entitle the interests of Aboriginal people in Australia.

Pale cotton stainers, Dysdercus sidae

Wilson Lewis, Farrell, Tracey, Khan, Moazzem (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-02-01)

Cotton stainers are recognised as occassional pests of cotton in Australia.

A National Baseline of the Social & Institutional Foundations of Natural Resource Management Programs

Rickert, Arwen, Fenton,Mark (2008-02-01)

conservation, sustainable use and management of Australia's land, water, vegetation and biological resources. The framework identifies three requirements for monitoring natural resource condition: 1.

Macquarie Valley and Bourke Cotton Tales Issue 01_ July 2008

Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-21)

Day Degrees. Strategic plan for BMP Programme Review. Leaf Alalyses

Pictorial Identification of Mirids Life Cycle

Khan, Moazzem (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-21)

For better management decisions, it is important to know about mirid biology, particularly their life cycle, and toidentify the mirids correctly so that the right assessment can be made before spraying.

Macquarie Cottontales 2008 Issue 12

Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-21)

Day Degrees: Strategic Plan for the BMP Programme Review: Leaf analyses

Macquarie Valley and Bourke Cotton Tales Issue January 2008

Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-11)

Reminder 24_D damage. Farm management that effect fibre quality

Southern Regions Cottontales 2008 Issue

Hill, James (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-10)

Season DD Progress;Trial Updates- Mirids Protocol Trial Nitrogen Efficiency Trial; Row Space Trial

Darling Downs Cottontales 2008 Issue 10

Charleston, Kate (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-08)

BT resistance monitoring 2007/08Evaluating In Crop Nutrient Status Leaf Analysis Interpretation

Central Queensland Cottontales 2008 Issue 15

Maas, Susan (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-02)

Day Degree accumulation to the 1st Jan 08, Farm management that affects fibre quality, Bt resistance monitoring 2007/08

A CULTURAL & CONSERVATION ECONOMY FOR NORTHERN AUSTRALIA JAN 2008_ a proof of concept study

Hill, R., Harding, E.K., Edwards, D., O'Dempsey, J., Hill, D., Martin, A., McIntyre-Tamwoy, (2008-01-01)

This report presents the outcomes of a collaborative research project facilitated by the Australian Conservation Foundation and partners to test the applicability of the concept of a 'conservation economy' i

Waterwheel Newsletter 8

(2008-01-01)

Border Rivers Cottontales 2008 Issue 9

Gordon, Rod (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-01-01)

Timely Rainfall : Increased awareness and communication is the key to minimising potential drift issues. Farm management the effects fibre quality