Careful management is needed if row crops are to be established after rice crops. It will take about 18 months for the soil to be suitable for row crops after the conversion of rice layouts to a row crop layout.

One of the key challenges growers have when they have water for a limited number of irrigations is confidently knowing when to use this water to optimise yield, quality and water use efficiency.

Question/issue being addressed? Continued pressure on oil price affects cotton production because it is a highly mechanised and high-input crop that relies heavily on diesel, fertilisers, chemicals and water.

Solenopsis mealybug (Phenococcus solenopsis) has been a pest of cotton in Australia since initial outbreaks in Emerald and the Burdekin in 2009.

Why are disease surveys important? Surveys are conducted by pathologists to monitor the distribution and importance of key endemic pests and record the presence or absence of new or exotic diseases.

Transform insecticide is a new insecticide which was registered for control of the key sap-feeding pests in Australian cotton in 2013.

This guide contains plants frequently found found in within Australian Cotton farming

Dryland Cotton * BG III and Verticillium *Managing Carbon in a Cotton based Farming System *GRDC Update *If you suspect earwigs or wireworms

This report outlines the R&D outcomes achieved under CRDC's 2008-13 Strategic R&D Plan.

CRDC hosted a Futures Forum (Dec 2013) where key industry participants considered the future of the Australian cotton industry and the type of R&D investments that will make the industry profitable, sustainable an

The Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis provides the industry benchmark for the economics of cotton growing in Australia.

CRDC's Annual Operating Plan for 2014-15 (AOP): the second annual operating plan under the CRDC's Strategic R&D Plan 2013-18.

The CRDC Researcher’s Handbook 2014-15 is a key resource for all researchers working with, or interested in applying for funding from, the CRDC.

The Dawson Valley Cotton Growers Association is committed to increasing positive awareness of the cotton industry within our District’s schools.

Regeneration is poorly understood for most common riparian plant species of inland Australia, despite their ecological and cultural significance, widespread distributions and concern, in many places, over their condit

To maximise improvements in work health and safety, it is vital to have the best available evidence available to understand the risks that exist.

The Menindee and Lower Darling CGA in conjunction with Tandou Ltd sought to develop linkages with local high schools, community and industry, with the following intentions:

Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) has undertaken research, within its Cotton Industry Workforce Development Project, into defining cotton agribusiness sector (resellers, suppliers of goods and service

This travel sponsorship funded two people to attend the Australasia Pacific Extension Network Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand.