A fact sheet about structural and management techniques to reduce water storage evaporation.

The delivery of dissolved mineral fertilisers to the roots of crops in the field using irrigation water is known as 'fertigation'.

Pressure sensitive transducers (PSTs) can be used to precisely measure water depth and therefore accurately determine the seepage and evaporation losses from water storages.

Shade structures in general are suspended above the water surface using cables.

The project was looking to achieve this through the development of a new system of soil preparation and management for irrigated orchards, row crops and pastures, enabling large inputs of stable soil organic matter, t

This case study looks at maximising water and nutrient penetration into root zones using improved irrigation scheduling.

This case study looks at root zone and salinity monitoring and the potential impact of seasonal conditions on vineyard production.

This case study looks at prototyping the automated soil solution sampling and measurement tool to locate salt in the soil profile.

This case study looks at the project: Soil Management for Australian Irrigated Agriculture.

This case study looks at trialling retention of corn stubble as an inexpensive way to reduce soil water evaporation.

This case study looks at improving water use efficiency and earlier flavour ripeness in the vineyard.

The project Long Term Sustainability of Precision Irrigation aims to establish soil management strategies for drip irrigated vineyards in the Barossa Valley by assessing the impact of drip irrigation on soils and esta

Rob Holmes is a cotton consultant who participated in the training activities of the Water Smart project and collected benchmarking data using the Watertrack Rapid tool.

This case study reports on the outcomes of two workshops run in the Mildura district for irrigators and consultants.

Brian Caddy was involved on the project steering committee of the Root Zone Water, Salinity and Nutrient Management Under Precision Irrigation Project managed by Dr Tapas Biswas and Dr Gerrit Schrale which focused on

Spolight artile:Many cottongrowers have been improving environmental management on farm in recent years and in doing so have gained benefits for productioni

The Autumn 2011 edition of CRDC's quarterly magazine, Spotlight, looks at industry and on-farm issues as the 2011 crop reaches its final stage ' with a particular focus on extreme wet weather effects on cott

This microsatellite survey provided information on population structure and movement of H. armigera at both the local and regional levels.

The aim of this project was to identify factors which could influence mirid damage to cotton.

This publication serves as a key document to reference current cotton production practices, and as such, is a most important resource for all cotton producers, especially those entering the industry for the first time