Farming systems in cotton are changing and weed management is again becoming more complex.

The aim of this project was to develop tool/s to inform grower decision making with regards to Verticillium wilt. Verticillium wilt is caused by the soil-borne fungal pathogen Vertillicum dahliae.

Three species of Tetranychus spider mites are found in Australian cotton crops. Spider mites cause damage to cotton by feeding on individual leaf cells using their chelicerae to pierce and remove the cell contents.

The presence, compatibility and biodegradability in the environment of pervasive textile materials microfibers shed during laundering or use has been increasingly recognized as an important environmental issue.

The Australian cotton industry is a global leader in water use efficiency.

Digital technologies could lift the gross value of production (GVP) of the Australian agricultural sector by $20.3 billion, and the broader Australian economy by $24.6 billion (Perrett, Heath, Laurie & Darragh, 20

A practical national framework to guide the RDC’s ongoing investments and priorities as they relate to up-skilling the agricultural workforce to better adopt technology and lift the digital maturity of the sector.

The 2018–19 year marked the first year under the CRDC Strategic RD&E Plan 2018–23. As such, the 2018–19 year marked a crucial year for CRDC.

This brief provides an update of an initial review (Cotton Industry Injury and Safety Profile), that was commissioned by the Cotton Research and Development Corporation in 2014.

This project (‘Data Rules’) grew out of the ‘Accelerating precision agriculture to decision agriculture: Enabling digital agriculture in Australia’ (P2D) project, which evaluated the current and desired state of digit

The CRDC Sustainability Repository and Data Graph Builder system has been designed and developed to ease the workload of CRDC and other relevant staff to collect and process the sustainability reporting data on Austra

Development of a land use indicator set for the Australian cotton industry to demonstrate the sustainability impacts on soil health:

During the past few cotton seasons in the CGA region there were approximately 20 spray drift reports per season, with nearly 40 unreported events per season.

This project is a 15 month follow-on from DAN1402 and continues research into herbicide resistant weeds and to identify barriers to adoption of integrated weed management in cotton, particularly the reduced use

The spring edition of CRDC's magazine, Spotlight, takes an indepth look at crop nutrition and disease in preparation for the 2019-20 cotton season.