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National Riparian Lands Research and Development Program — Legacy CD

Land And Water Australia (Land And Water Australia, 2006-09-27)

This CD brings together all of the research, publications, tools and key scientific references from thirteen years of work on the National Riparian Lands Research and Development Program onto one handy, easy to access

Central Queensland Cottontales 2006 Issue 2

(Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2006-09-21)

Planting Dates, Low Drift Nozzles, Area Wide Whitefly Management Project

RRIGATION FUTURES OF THE GOULBURN BROKEN CATCHMENT- Milestone 4 -June 2006

Wang, Q.J. (2006-09-08)

Milestone report

IRRIGATION FUTURES OF THE GOULBURN BROKEN CATCHMENT- Milestone 4 Appendix - Detailed Scenarios -June 2006

Wang, Q.J. (2006-09-01)

Appendix 1 - Detailed scenarios

SUSTAINABLE IRRIGATION SUMMARY REPORT : THE SIGNIFICANCE OF NIGHT TIME EVAPORATION FROM IRRIGATION DAMS

Hipsey, M (2006-09-01)

Work commissioned by NPSI and undertaken by Matthew Hipsey from the University of Western Australia shows that night time evaporation is significant.

IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY & SUSTAINABILITY IN IRRIGATION : CASE STUDIES OF SUCCESS

National Program For Sustainable Irrigation (2006-09-01)

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

Summary Report - The Significance of Night Time Evaporation from Irrigation Farm Dams

Hipsey, Matthew R. (2006-09-01)

For this analysis the 1 D hydrodynamic model DYRESM was used to simulate 10 idealised dams ranging in geographic (and climatic) location and morphometry DYRESM was used to simulate the water balance and thermal struct

Fact Sheet : Using Market - Based Instruments to Secure Water for Environmental Flows

Collind, D (2006-09-01)

Over recent decades the extractive use of water in Australia has dramatically increased, leading to greater agricultural production and, in many instances, to the degradation of riverine ecosystems, loss of productive

THINKING BUSH ISSUE 4 SEPT 2006

Econnect Communication (2006-09-01)

A taste of research results from the Native Vegetation R&D Program 10 years on. In this issue: Creating a native vegetation management industry; From principles to practice - managing native vegetation

UNDERSTANDING IRRIGATION DECISIONS from enterprise planning to the paddock

Montagu, Kelvin, Cornish, Peter, Stirzaker, Richard, Meyer, Wayne, North, Sam, Baillie, Craig, Hornbuckle, John, Christen, Evan, Thomas, Geoff, Thomas, Ben, Gallo, Fabian, Smith, Peter, Linehan, Chris (2006-09-01)

This publication combines the experiences and insights of irrigation consultants and extension officers with that of social, agronomic and engineering scientists.

HAVE A YARN - TALKING GRAZING TRIALS WITH PHIL & CAROLINE SMITH 'FROM BARREN TO BOUNTIFUL, THANKS TO SGSL'

Butler, Roy, Smith, Phil (2006-09-01)

After major rains and flooding in 1999 left some of their best-producing paddocks susceptible to dryland salinity, Bonnie Rock farmers Phil and Caroline Smith began thinking about how to get the affected land back to

Final Report Economic Ready Reckoner for Evaporation Mitigation Systems Reference Manual

Schmidt, Erik, Heinrich, Nathan (2006-09-01)

The 'Ready Reckoner' is a model which performs a simple, site-specific economic assessment of the viability of evaporation mitigation systems.

RESEARCH BULLETIN NO 5 : NEW TOOLS FOR MEASURING EVAPORATION FROM FARM DAMS

National Program For Sustainable Irrigation (2006-09-01)

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 sys

Final Report - Numerical Investigation into the Significance of Night Time Evaporation from Irrigation Farm Dams Across Australia

Hipsey, Matthew R. (2006-09-01)

This report documents the numerical analysis performed for the Land and Water Australia (LWA) National Program for Sustainable Irrigation project.

Hydrological and geophysical characterisation of palaeochannels in northern NSW

Vanags, Christopher (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2006-09-01)

Final Report - Hydrological and geophysical characterisation of palaeochannels in northern NSW

Ag 15 Update Issue 7- a natural resource management newsletter for irrigated cotton and grains growers

Chapman, Veronica, Maas, Susan (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2006-09-01)

Whats been happening in Ag 15. Vegetation condition assessment and management. Lippia

INSIGHTS - CASE STUDIES ON HOW WOOLGROWERS ARE SUCCESSFULLY MANAGING PASTORAL COUNTRY FOR PROFIT & SUSTAINABILITY

Land Water And Wool (2006-09-01)

Motivation and awareness presented through five grower case studies of the benefits of more sustainable approaches to rangeland management.

Central Queensland Cottontales 2006 Issue 1

(Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2006-08-30)

Changes to Bollgard Resistance Management

Natural resource management an integral part of property management" Wyobie"Case Studyr

Chapman, Veronica (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2006-08-25)

Good natural resource management does not have to involve a great deal of extra work and time it should be incorporated into the overall management of the property. This is the philosophy of Richard and Julie Dowse.

Natural resource goivernance in the cotton industry

Farquharson, Bob, Darbas, Toni, Reeve, Ian (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2006-08-18)

This research scopes the current state of play of natural resource governance in the cotton industry in order to formulate sound parameters for a larger research proposal.