The National Program for Sustainable Irrigation is a collaboration between 16 investment partners including irrigator groups, water authorities, state government agencies, Research and Development Corporations and the

Written as a 'how-to' guide, it aims to capture, distill

Conservation on land not used for commercial purposes is among the most highly taxed land uses in Australia.

Farms are a fantastic place to raise a family, but they can also be dangerous, as unlike most other homes, they are also our workplaces. Help keep our most important resource - our people - safe.

The process of improving on farm energy use includes an energy assessment which benchmarks and establishes energy saving opportunities. The concept involves 3 types / levels of assessment.

Weather and weather predictions for April 2015

Lifting and moving water around farms with pumping systems for irrigation consumes plenty of energy as water is a heavy liquid. Every litre of water has a mass of one kilogram.

This document provides a brief outline of the projects CRDC invested in for 2015-16 (current as of May 2015).

Dryland/ Irrigated Cotton Belatta, Verticillium Workshop, Points of Interest, Nitrogen trial Blood and Bone vs conventional fertiliser, Spray Workshop

The Focus on NRM research series introduces you to the key cotton NRM researchers and their work.

The Focus on NRM research series introduces you to the key cotton NRM researchers and their work.

Moisture at picking has a significant impact on cotton's fibre quality.

Alternative and renewable energy sources, including solar for powering cotton production, were hot topics at the February 2015 CottonInfo Big Day Out at St George, QLD.

Surveillance and sampling for Verticillium wilt defoliating strain. Includes diagnosis request forms

Groundwater monitoring - What to monitor. What equipment is needed. How often to monitor.

It is a cotton BMP requirement that water sources be tested for pH, salinity risks (electrical conductivity), and sodicity risks (sodium adsorption ratio).

If you want to produce more bales of cotton per ML of water used, an irrigation evaluation is an important tool for improving your water use efficiency.