MIA farm walk, day degree, mirid management benchmarking, cotton gin yields explained

Waterlogging in cotton

Mirid Managment Benchmarking

This document is the updated product of a two week writing sabbatical undertaken in October 2006 by former Land & Water Australia Director Andrew Campbell.

An essential component of the plant body is the root system.

Craig Bignell's eyes have been opened to the value of perennials as a stock feed since participating in a trial investigating sustainable grazing on saline lands.

Climate Seminars, Day degree update

MIA farm walk report, day degree accumulation, cotton jargon, uncertainty of MIA irrigation supply, the effect of drought on cotton, CCA and CGA meeting report, upcoming local events Cotton Pest Management Guide 2007<

Fruit retention and water useWater Use Efficiency cotton Pest Management Guide

What is fibrepak about : factors effecting fibre quality , introduction to fibrepak, Managing for improved fibre quality in the field

Water is critical to agriculture. Sustainable water use inAustralia must encompass economic, environmental andcommunity needs.

Limited Water Options 06/07 Workshop

Incentives for irrigation evaluations, egg collections for resistance testing

Whats been happening in Ag 15. NRM Case studies. Cotton and grains irrigated workshop series. Lippia information sessions. Your NRM Body what can they offer. Climate change

These are the stories of the Community Fellows, people chosen and supported by Land & Water Australia with the generous support of the Poola and Dara Foundations in recognition of their personal achievements and t

This Fact Sheet reports the results of water chemistry testing, and the diversity of aquatic macroinvertebrates-water bugs on farms.

In 2003, the Land, Water & Wool Northern Tablelands Project (NSW) conducted a survey of woolgrowers in southern New England.

Early in the Land Water & Wool (LWW) Northern Tablelands Project (NSW), local woolgrowers developed a list of ten critical issues they wanted answered, about wool production and biodiversity.

A tale from the south, Day degree accumulation, Black Root Rot trial site visits, Cotton australia notice, water use and scheduling of bollgard cotton, neighbour notification and buffer zones

The Land, Water & Wool Northern Tablelands Project (NSW) aims to raise awareness of the importance and value of biodiversity to the wool industry, demonstrate the many ways in which biodiversity drives profitable