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A time series of the Australian cotton industry 1962 to 2012

Powell, Janine (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2012-06-28)

The following data is a time series of both the Australian and World cotton industries. The information is presented visually as a series of graphs

WEEDpak herbicide damage and information guide

Charles, Graham (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2012-06-26)

The intent of this guide is to give cotton growers information relating the impact of known concentrations of a herbicide on crop growth, exposed at a given crop growth stage, on crop growth and development and final

Weaving a future for Australia's cotton, catchments and communities

Armytage, Philip, Fitt, Gary, Anthony, David, Constable, Greg, Trindall, Jane, Jones, Paula, Cunningham, Yvette, Gregg, Peter, Wilson, Lewis, Harris, Graham, Yeates, Stephen, Grundy, Paul, Taylor, Ian, Wigginton, David, Gibb, Dallas (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2012-06-26)

The Australian cotton industry has encountered both record droughts and significant flooding since 2005,impacting on its production and profitability.

Oxygation - OPTIMISING DELIVERY AND BENEFITS OF AERATED IRRIGATIONWATER

BHATTARAI, SURYA P., MIDMORE, DAVID J. (2012-06-26)

The work undertaken at CQUniversity Australia over the past decade suggests that drip and subsurface drip irrigation succumb to temporal hypoxia in the wetting fronts upon irrigation, and this irrigation paradox can b

WEEDpak - A guide for integrated management of weeds in cotton

MacKinnon, Leah, Taylor, Ian, Roberts, Grant, Johnson, Stephen, Charles, Graham (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2012-06-26)

WEEDpak - A guide for integrated management of weeds in cotton .

Water Smart Cotton and Grains - FACT SHEET

Montgomery, Janelle (2012-06-26)

Water Smart Cotton and Grains is a water use efficiency project that improved knowledge transfer and built capacity within these industries to adopt best irrigation practice.

NORpak Burdekin and NQ coastal dry tropics

Grundy, Paul, Grundy, Tonia, Yeates, Stephen (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2012-06-25)

NORpak: Cotton production and management guidelines for the Burdekin and north Queensland coastal dry tropics region 2012

Cotton and Grains Workshop Series Irrigation Benchmarking & Water Budgeting

Wigginton, David (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2012-06-25)

Benchmarking is a process of collecting data to enable comparison. It allows an enterprise to strive for improvement by comparing current performance to appropriate internal or external performance measures.

Procedures for the evaluation of soil physical conditions in the field to assist land management for cotton production

Greenhalgh, S.E, McKenzie, D.C, Hall, D.J.M, Daniells, I.G (2012-06-22)

Soil compaction in the cotton industry has been identified as a major limitation to crop growth. This led to the establishment of several CRDC funded research projects dealing with the management of soil compaction.

Managing Nitrogen for Cotton

Freney, J.R, Hearn, A.B (2012-06-22)

The initial phase of the project was devoted to the selection and testing of analytical techniques for assessing total nitrogen and leaching losses, and gaseous losses of nitrogen by ammonia volatilization and denitri

Future Markest and Marketing Strategies for Australian Raw Cotton

Macquarie Agribusiness (2012-06-22)

A review of Techniques for the Assessment of Soil Physical Conditions in the Field

Batey, T (2012-06-22)

Techniques for the examination ad assessment of the physical condition of a soil in the field have been available for some time – Peerlkamp1967, Strutt 1970, and MAFF 1973.

Reappraisal and refinement of SIRATAC sampling procedures for insect pests of cotton, particularly Heliothis

Dillon, G, Fitt, G, Morton, R (2012-06-22)

A technique to identify the host crop of Heliothis moths by analysis of elemental content has been progressively developed over several seasons (CRC Project CS13L, Fin 1986).

Soil Management Training for Advisers to Cotton Growers

Abbott, T.S (2012-06-22)

The cotton industry is one of the most technologically advanced agricultural industries in Australia.

Fostering best management practices in natural resource management- towards an environmental management system in the cotton industry

Williams, Allan, Williams, John (2012-06-22)

This project is a joint initiative of the MDBC and the cotton industry to determine an appropriate model for the introduction of an industry wide environmental audit and certification scheme.

Factors influencing reproductive development, fecundity and longetivity of Heliothis adults

Fitt, G, Spessa, A.C, Richardson, D (2012-06-22)

The development of population dynamics models of heliothis populations in multi cropping systems required information on reproductive development, longevity and lifetime fecundity of adult female Heliothis in order to

A preliminary report on the 1991 trial of mating disruption with Agrisense-BCS H. Armigera pheromone

Betts, M.D, Gregg, P.C, Fitt, G.P, MacQuillan, M.j (2012-06-22)

The aims of the trial were: 1. To determine whether mating of H. armigera could be disrupted in cotton by mass release of pheromones; 2.

Quantifying Local Movement and Colonisation of Cotton Crops By Adult Heliothis

Fitt, G (2012-06-22)

A technique to identify the host crop of Heliothis moths by analysis of elemental content has been progressively developed over several seasons(CRC Project CS13L, Fin 1986).

The Economic Impact of the Cotton Catchment Communities CRC

Vere, David, Scott, Fiona (2012-06-22)

The purpose of the economic evaluation reported in this paper was to determine the potential benefits of the Cotton CRC's scientific research to the Australian cotton industry.

Weed Control in Cotton

Charles, Graham (2012-06-22)

A survey form asking the cost of weed control, the major weed problems and the herbicides used was sent to fifty two cotton growers from the seven major cotton areas of New South Wales.