Leaf analysis provides information about the nutritional status of a crop and can be used to identify nutrient imbalances, deficiencies and toxicities.Sampling,Timing,Handling and packing,Lab selection Interpretation<

Monitoring of soil and plant nutrient status is a fundamental requirement in managing soil fertility and meeting the nutritional demands of the crop. Soil; Analysis, Petiole analysis, Leaf analysis Interpretation

Use of petroleum spray oils in cotton: Managing aphids and mirids, Mode of action of PSO's, Application of PSO Managing Hellicoverpa with PSO, Using PSO's with beneficials

Summer Scholarship: Life cycle assessment of cotton-corn rotations In today's society, global warming and climate change are two of the most important issues facing all aspects of production within Australia, and

This study demonstrates that where groundwater tables have fallen, rainfall is in deficit and surface flooding occurs less than once every two years, E.

Day Degree update.Aphid management

Day Degree update; Cold shocks; Replant considerations; Disease survey coming up

The good and the bad of an amazing season

CLEAN UP LAST YEAR'S COTTON PLANTS; WATER USE EFFICIENCY INDICES; A SNIPPET TO DAZZLE AT THE NEXT PARTY: CottonMaps

2011 Extension Packages; Planting considerations

2011/12 Extension Package; Planting Considerations

The NPSI/IAL Travel Fellowship 2010 aimed to investigate developments toward autonomous site-specific irrigation control systems.

Evaporation water losses from irrigation channels are an important component of total irrigation system losses and could be as much as 12% in the Goulburn Murray channel network.

Insect Weed Disease management in Australian cotton for 2011 2012

This power point presentation looks at using land for both cotton and grains to take advantage of land resources and moisture reserves can mean economic and water use efficiency gains.

The Spring 2011 edition of CRDC's quarterly magazine, Spotlight, looks at how growers can give their crops the best chance of success from the start of the season and highlight the latest publication and resource

This survey of cotton growing practices on the 2010-11 season was undertaken for the Cotton Catchment Communities Cooperative Research Centre (Cotton CRC) and Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC).

Cotton Bunchytop Identification, Management for 2011 and beyond

The Winter 2011 edition of CRDC's quarterly magazine, Spotlight, looks at pest and disease threats in the Australian cotton industry and looks back at the lessons learned in crop management post flood.

Final report Quantifying deep drainage in an irrigated cotton landscape