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The Curran Report: Review of Australian Cotton Industry Classing Standards

JCA Associates (1998-05-30)

The review was initiated by the Australian Cotton Industry Council in response co grower concerns and m part dissatisfaction with aspects of rhe present classing system.

NATIONAL CLIMATE VARIABILITY R&D PROGRAM MANAGEMENT STRATEGY 1998

LWRRDC (1998-05-01)

The National Climate Variability R&D Program aims to work with the Australian agricultural sector to develop and implement profitable and sustainable management strategies which prepare the sector to respond to th

National Wetlands R&D Program: Regional Reviews of Wetlands Management Issues: Western Australia (except Kimberley) and

Froend, R. H., Davis, J. A. (1998-05-01)

This publication outlines the current knowledge of wetland resources within the specified WA region and then identifies key current issues in wetland management.

Collection of wild Gossypium australe, G bickii, G nelsonii, and G sturtianum in the Australian eastern arid zone

Brown, A.H.D. (1998-04-30)

Indigenous Australian Gossypium species possess a number of attributes that could be used to improve the profitability of cotton cultivation in Australia (see CSP47C & CSP85C).

RIP RAP NEWSLETTER NO 10

Huggan, Hillary (1998-04-01)

This edition of RipRap is dealing with the difficult management issue of stream bank stability

Drought Plan - developing, with graziers, profitable and sustainable strategies to manage for rainfall variability

Stafford Smith, D.M., Clewett, J.F., Moore, A.D., Mckeon, G.M., Clark, R. (1998-03-01)

The DroughtPlan project was funded under the LWRRDC-managed National Climate Variability R&D Program, and also supported by the Meat Research Corporation and the International Wool Secretariat, as well as the cont

Right Opportunity - Using Right Markets to Manage Diffuse Groundwater Pollution

Evans, R, Young, M.D. (1998-02-01)

This report has been commissioned by the Land and Water Resources Research and Development Corporation (LWRRDC) as part of an initiative to encourage research into groundwater problems facing Australia.

Improving water use efficiency of cotton

Constable, Greg (1998-01-31)

Overall, the project has demonstrated the following highlights: * The okra leaf trait was associated with superior field yield under raingrown conditions.

biocontrol of nutgrass

Brown, J.F. (1998-01-01)

The objectives of this project were: 1. To identify candidate pathogens for the biocontrol of purple nutsedge ( Cyperus rotundus). 2.

Cooperative Research Centre For Sustainable Cotton Production Annual Report 1997-1998

Cooperative Research Centre For Sustainable Cotton Production (1998)

Annual Report 1997-1998

Extension computer and communication resources

McIntyre, G (1997-12-31)

This Project has provided the Department of Primary Industries cotton Development Extension Officers with good quality portable computers and mobile telephones ensuring maximum effectiveness of their role in the cotto

Further development of the current anhydrous ammonia distributor for commercial application

Gould, N (1997-11-30)

PROJECT OBJECTIVES 1. To assess the performance of the new distributor across a wide range of outlet numbers,, flow rates and tank pressures with both conventional gas and Cold-flo product., 2.

Revitalising Rural Research and Development in Australia ... the story so far

Lovett, Siwan (1997-11-01)

This monograph, which draws on material from Dr Lovett's PhD thesis,* identifies and comments on far-reaching recent changes in the fu nding arrangements for rural R&D.These changes a re aimed at improving ng

Travel: Dr E Dennis - Attend and present work at 7th International Verticillium Symposium, Athens

Dennis, E (1997-10-11)

I attended the 7th International Verticillium Conference, held in Greece from 6th-10th October, 1997.

Valuing damage to South Australian wetlands using the Contingent Valuation Method

Bennett, J., Morrison, M., Blarney R. (1997-10-01)

This report provides a review of a consultancy performed by Environmental and Resource Economics. Two goals were addressed in the course of the consultancy: 1.

USE OF SALINE WATER IN RICE BASED FARMING SYSTEMS - Final Report - September 1997

Griffin, Don, Mitchell, David, North, Sam, Hume, Iain, Thompson, John (1997-09-01)

1. OBJECTIVES:i. To determine, across a range of soil types and watertable conditions, the effect of increasing the irrigation water salinity on the infiltration properties of rice soils. ii.

Review of the National Climate Variability R&D Program

Hassal And Associates (1997-09-01)

This review is part of the standard procedures of the Land & Water Resources Research and Development Corporation (LWRRDC) to ensure that Research and Development (R&D) programs are accountable and responsive

Using Foresighting to Identify R&D Priorities for LWRRDC

CSIRO, Centre For International Economics (1997-07-01)

s report evaluated the usefulness of foresighting techniques to improve the information available to the Land and Water Research and development Corporation (LWRRDC) for planning and managing expenditure on research a

Genetic manipulation of natural plant defences for the control of Verticillium wilt disease in cotton

McFadden, Helen (1997-06-30)

The aim of this project is to generate and evaluate transgenic cotton plants that are expected to have improved tolerance to fungal disease, in particular Verticillium and Fusarium wilts.

Development and field testing of micro-computer cotton management packages

McKewen, L, Deutscher,S (1997-06-30)

Objectives I. Continue to develop entomoLOGIC and related management packages incorporating the latest research results and management practices. 2.