There have been significant organisational, research, education and extension achievements throughout 2007–08.

The third year of the Cotton Catchment Communities CRC (Cotton CRC) has seen a transition from the start-up phase to a phase of consolidation.

Research has found that there are millions of "workers" contributing towards soil health waiting to be unearthed and acknowledged.

IRMS now available; Planting considerations; Last chance for free overhead systemchecks!

This evaluation has not been designed to quantitatively measure the extent of the impact of the project and its range of activities on NRM awareness, collaboration and practice change.

Awareness of non glyphosate tolerant crops

Soil Temperature and Awareness of Non-glyphosate tolerant crops.

Cotton Planting Issues: date;weather; moisture; depth; disease

looking at soil temperatures and other management considerations at planting time.

Cotton and grains irrigation workshops - Cotton Field to Fabric Training Course - $$$ Money available to irrigators

Soil Temperature at 10cm; and the role of your local extension officer and the services they can provide for you

What Extension Can Do For You

Ascochyta Blight confirmed in Dawson Callide, IRMS now available, Seed treatments, Pesticide Application Management Plans

Soil Sampling Guidelines for Cotton and other Summer Crops

Cotton and grains irrigation workshops - Cotton Field to Fabric Training Course - $$$ Money available to irrigators

Rivers provide essential ecosystem services by carrying water, nutrients and even seeds to regenerate our landscapes. Leave riparian land uncultivated to trap sediments and nutrients and keep the rivers clean.

This project initially set out to advance the industries capacity to manage water quality through the development of constructed wetlands.

Chickpea Affect on Cotton Seedling Growth Chickpea Affect on Nitrogen levels Wheat Stubble Management Considering Conventional - Insect pressure forecast Plan for Integrated Weed Management (IWM)

It has been accepted for many years that there is an interaction between plants and the microbiological life that exists in soil.

Rotations are important to plant disease because they affect the survival and reproduction of plant pathogens and the biology and quality of soil.