Biodiversity, ecosystem service provision and human well-being are inextricably linked.

One aspect of the desire to improve the quality of the Australian cotton crop is to introduce new fibre quality imstrumentation to supplement the current Mircronaire measurement.

The Australian Future Cotton Leaders program was conducted between June 2009 and September 2010. The project framework was managed by Cotton Australia. The program involved three key stages over 14 months:

Precision irrigation is still in its infancy both in Australia and internationally.

Worldwide, virus diseases, especially Cotton leaf curl disease (CLCuD) cause serious economic losses to cotton production.

Good soil structure is essential for healthy, resilient plants because it allows them to develop extensive, active root systems.

Fusarium wilt of cotton was first identified in Australia on the Darling Downs in 1993. The diseasehas now been found in most cotton producing areas in Queensland and New South Wales.-

With an increase in world population and recent global climate changes causing increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather patterns, the reliance on groundwater is and will continue to be increasing.

Honours - Using polyethylene glycol-mediated transformation when identifying pathogenicity genes in Thielaviopsis basicola

Final Report of action grant

This publication serves as a key document to reference current cotton production practices, and as such, is a most important resource for all cotton producers, especially those entering the industry for the first time

The aim of this project was to identify factors which could influence mirid damage to cotton.

This microsatellite survey provided information on population structure and movement of H. armigera at both the local and regional levels.

Spolight artile:Many cottongrowers have been improving environmental management on farm in recent years and in doing so have gained benefits for productioni

The Autumn 2011 edition of CRDC's quarterly magazine, Spotlight, looks at industry and on-farm issues as the 2011 crop reaches its final stage ' with a particular focus on extreme wet weather effects on cott

This case study reports on the outcomes of two workshops run in the Mildura district for irrigators and consultants.

Brian Caddy was involved on the project steering committee of the Root Zone Water, Salinity and Nutrient Management Under Precision Irrigation Project managed by Dr Tapas Biswas and Dr Gerrit Schrale which focused on

This case study looks at root zone and salinity monitoring and the potential impact of seasonal conditions on vineyard production.

This case study looks at prototyping the automated soil solution sampling and measurement tool to locate salt in the soil profile.

This case study looks at the project: Soil Management for Australian Irrigated Agriculture.