Case study on green house emissions from cotton crops and ways of minimising emissions

Abstract of Weed resistance risk management in glyphosate resistant cotton final report

The information contained in this document is a distillation of results from research, conducted over the last decade, which investigated dry season cotton production in the ORIA.

Cotton and Grains Irrigation Workshops Series, FarmBis subsidy no 5%, CottBASE software, skills telegraph

A list of research priorities national R&D component of the Defeating the Weed Menace programme,

Land and water Australia Annual Operating Plan 2007 - 2008

This fact sheet gives a brief overview of the projects run by the Defeating The Weed Menace Research and Development Program.

This document was prepared for the woolgrowers of the southern tablelands of NSW to help them learn about, and berter manage, the creeks and waterways on their farms.

The Impact of Groundwater Use on Australia's Rivers is the outcome of a year-long Land & Water Australia Senior Research Fellowship by Dr Richard Evans.

Technical guideline for the southern Tablelands of New South Wales. Assists farmers in examining relationships between grazing intensity and riparian condition.

This handbook summarises the results of a four-year R&D project undertaken by staff at Victoria University and Monash University on the wetlands that fringe Lake Wellington in the Gippsland Lakes of south-eastern

The Wetting Front Detector (WFD) is a new tool to help measure how deeply water has penetrated into the soil after an irrigation event.

Final Report for Cotton Catchment Communities Project 1.02.06 Honours Thesis A Method For The Simple And Rapid Determination Of Deep Drainage And Its Requirement

Trash management, Spray workshops Program voerview, Climate change workshop

The Wetting Front Detector (WFD) is a new tool to help measure how deeply water has penetrated into the soil after an irrigation event.

Breakfat farm walk invitation, do you know your R&D representatives, control of volunteer cotton, climate change workshop

Technical guide to Bats in the NSW New England Region

Twenty species of woodland bird have been identified that are destined for extinction in the NSW wheat-sheep belt, where little habitat remains (Reid 1999).

Over 15 years, the Tonkin family from Coomberdale have transformed their salt country along the Goonderoo River, near Moora.