Implications for local provenance seed selection and landscape restoration

A run of bad seasons around the Morawa district has reinforced Cameron and Teresa Tubby's commitment to livestock production within their mixed farming enterprise

A salt-affected paddock on the corner block of a Lake Toolbrunup property had become known to locals as 'starvation corner'.

Project final report

Ballidu farmer Bernie Driscoll has always had sheep and in the past 20 years he has had salt-affected land.

This publication brings together the findings from the National River Contaminants Program and includes: * Understanding Salinity thresholds in freshwater biodiversity * Nutrients as contaminants * Managing algal bloo

Saltbush is commonly renowned as a useful sheep feed in dry seasons yet it's not so commonly used as feed for cattle.

This issue of Thinking Bush provides you with a sample of the many issues being addressed by organisations such as the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, the Bureau of Rural Scien

Trial aim: Determine the profitability of a Merino sheep system grazed rotationally on subtropical perennial grasses over-sown with a legume.

Trial aim: Perennial pastures with intensive surface drainage - to reduce waterlogging, improve pasture establishment and productivity.

A saltland grazing trial on their Great Southern property 'Edenia' has fitted in perfectly with the Pepall family's existing farming practices.

Wincott – the Women’s Industry Network Cotton – has achieved all the objectives of this project.

Black root rot, caused by Thielaviopsis basicola, is a significant disease threat to cotton, especially in cooler areas and seasons.

A major challenge for the insect pest management is responding to resistance.The spread of resistance 'genes' throughout a population depends upon initital frequencies, dominance, fitness consequences and th

This project aimed to fill a gap that existed in developing management strategies in the field that optimised cotton fibre properties.

This report outlines the results of surveys conducted by of their

membership and cotton growers from across the production valleys in eastern Australia.

Eretmocerus hayati was first released in late Oct 2004 and over the next 2.5 years it has since spread has far south as the Sydney Basin, west into the northern NSW cotton production areas and in Qld from the NSW bord

I would like to report on CSITC results for the 2nd pilot trial and the benefits to CCAA Classing Facilities to continue in this program.

The key purpose of this Primary Industry Health and Safety Partnership strategic plan is to guide the R&D activities supported by the Farm Health and Safety Joint Research Venture over the next 5 years in

Meeting opened with Axel Dreiling’s presentation of results from CSITC 7001-1

round trial. I have attached following reports:

• Explanation. PDF (explanation of results)