The broad saline valley floors of the south eastern wheatbelt can provide fantastic opportunities for productive saltland management. This has certainly been the case on the Althams' property.

In accordance with section 28 of the Primary Industries and Energy Research and Development Act 1989 (PIERD Act), I have pleasure in presenting to you the annual report of Land & Water Australia for 2005-06.

The Cotton Catchment Communities CRC company was incorporated on 20 September 2005 and beganformal operations on 1 October 2005.

The adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles plays a crucial role in the future sustainability of a cotton industry based on transgenic cultivars in the Northern Territory (NT).

Addressing the Skills shortage, irrigate grains field walk, APVMA suspension of highly volatile ester (HVE) formulations of 2,4-D

This report outlines the products used on cotton crops in Australia over the 2005/2006season.

Q&A Farm walk at Benerambah, spray application workshops, Updcoming IDO activity, early season terminology

Seasonal Progression, Mirrid Management, Regent lable update

Projects featured in this booklet highlight the diversity of the research commissioned by the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation and the practical outcomes they offer for irrigation sustainability and product

This bulletin describes the results of a modelling study of evaporation from farm dams and a ready reckoner' in the form of a spreadsheet that: * Calculates the cost of installing an evaporation reduction system

2005/06 Gwydire Valley plant population trial results

welcome to 0/07 season, reminder on PAMPS, early season terminology replant considerations

The cotton industry has faced challenging circumstances for several years and 2005–06 was no exception.

Following extensive consultation with experts in salinity management, and significant desktop reviews, the 2006 Update adds more than 100 new research papers, journal articles and other resources of importance for man

This Land & Water Australia project aims to help resolve natural resource management (NRM) problems by improving our understanding of local government (LG) contributions.

Like many WA farmers, Bruce Rock producer Grant Robinson had noticed increasing problems with salinity on his property.

The project will establish saltbush and clover on saltland. Investigate potential for producing barley between saltbush alleys to feed with saltbush when grazed in autumn.

Decreasing crop and pasture production was the signal for Terry and Linda Lee to treat emerging salinity before the problem expanded.

Quantify and compare the amount of water used and lost (deep drainage) in; field in four siphon-less irrigation systems and corresponding furrow irrigated fields.