This report presents and summarizes the outcomes of five years of research into enhancing integrated pest management (IPM) in cotton production systems.

Black Root rot (Thielaviopsis basicola) BRR is a major threat to cotton production in southern and central NSW. It has a wide host range of more than 230 species of plants (Pereg 2013).

River red gums are iconic in all cotton catchments and provide a number of valuable ecosystem services to growers, such as carbon sequestration, erosion mitigation and biodiversity conservation.

This project investigated a range of factors leading to dieback and low recruitment rates of river red gums in cotton-growing regions of the northern Murray-Darling Basin.

A two year project that investigated the influences of weathering, insect honeydew and fungal agents on cotton colour grades, yarn and fabric quality parameters provided a better understanding of these factors and the

This project funded bronze sponsorship of the Science Protecting Plant Health 2017.

The Australian Cotton Research Conference is a biennial Research Conference run by the Association of Australian Cotton Scientists (AACS) hosted each time by a different Research Organisation and administered by an Or

The objective of this project funding was to maximise profitability by improving the efficiency and flexibility of broadacre irrigation systems.

This travel sponsorship funded the attendance of an Australian CSIRO researcher to attend the 77th Plenary meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee in the Ivory Coast representing the Australian experien

This report presents the results of an impact assessment of a cluster of six Bt Technologies projects funded by the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) over the years ending June 2010 to 2018.

The project objective of increasing understanding of Canopy Temperature Sensors(CTS) in cotton production systems was achieved by using the technology on farm.

Organic matter in soil can supply more than 50% of the nitrogen (N) to cotton crops, but this pool of N supply is dynamic and difficult to predict.

Compression athletic wear is usually made from synthetic fibres, often by coating an elastomer band on the fabric surface.

This project supported growers to see a different irrigation solutions being implemented on farm.

Economic and social concerns are driving an increased focus on water use in irrigated dairying in south east Australia.

The Gwydir Valley region has been experiencing varying but rising levels of the incidence of Silver Leaf Whitefly (SLW) over the last few years, and the Macquarie is only a season or two behind.

This report underpins the aim of this research project, which is to provide initial objective understanding of the influence of various sleepwear and bedding on the sleep microclimates.

Cotton production in Australia is limited by the lack of water availability in most years.

Following extensive discussions since 2010, CRDC agreed to provide seed funding for a Centre for Biopesticides and Semiochemicals, to be developed by researchers from NSW Department of Primary Industry(DPI), the Unive