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Nicholls, Jamie (University Of Queensland, 2003-06-30)
In a two season study, results from large scale field trials, supported by laboratory bioefficacy experiments showed that the adoption of Large Droplet Placement (LDP) techniques for the aerial application of insectic
Bange, Michael, Whiteside, Stewart (2003-06-30)
This project followed on from the project funded in the last Cotton CRC 'Multi-Platform, decision support systems' that contributed to the development of the hand-held version of, CottonLOGIC as well as prov
Sholz, Brad (Queensland Department Of Primary Industries, 2003-06-30)
The project focussed on understanding more about the egg parasitoid Trichogramma pretiosum.
Graham, Glen (University Of Queensland, 2003-06-30)
Problems associated with pesticide application on the Darling Downs have not been solved by conventional strategies and alternate chemicals.
Tann, Colin (CSIRO Entomology, 2003-06-30)
The major challenge to sustainable use of Bt cotton is the risk that the target pests, Helicoverpa spp, may evolve resistance to the engineered toxins.
Reid, Nick (2003-06-30)
The cotton industry in the Gwydir Valley, like most forms of agriculture, is reliant on a range of 'free' ecosystem, services such as clean irrigation water, breakdown of chemicals in soils and water storage
Gunning, Robin (NSW Agriculture, 2003-06-30)
The silverleaf whitefly is characterised by a huge host range, high fecundity, the ability to induce physiological responses in plants, transmit plant viruses, the copious production of honeydew, and an extreme abilit
Bange, Michael (CSIRO Plant Industry, 2003-06-30)
This project followed on from the proposal CSP98C ‘Development and field testing of micro-computer cotton management packages’ which aimed to support the development of CottonLOGIC and other computerised decision supp
Hickman, Mark (NSW Agriculture, 2003-06-30)
This is the final report for project DAN168C. This project ceased after 1 year of operation.
Baker, Geoffrey, Fitt, Gary, Mares, C (CSIRO Entomology, 2003-06-30)
Host Plant Resistance of Cotton genotypes. Australian cotton is attacked by a diversity of insect pests.
Hardwick, Scott (CSIRO Entomology, 2003-06-30)
Field cropping systems in southern NSW have traditionally been associated with the production of grain crops.
Grace, Peter (2003-06-30)
The original objectives were:, a.
Sequeira, Richard (Cotton Seed Distributors Ltd And Queensland Department Of Primary Industries, 2003-06-30)
In season 2001-02, the Central Highlands area
of experienced Australia's
first major outbreak of Silverleaf Whiteny
(Bentsi" tobcci biotype B) in a cotton
Wilkinson, Bill (Department Of Natural Resources,Queensland, 2003-06-30)
In July 2000, an Integrating Our Approaches workshop involving trigators from the Emerald
Irrigation Area (EIA) and Dawson Valley, private sector consultants, Industry Development
Allen, David (Cotton Seed Distributors Ltd., 2003-06-30)
During their visit, the US Scientists interacted and shared experiences and
techniques with Dr David Nehl and Dr Om Jhorar of NSW Agriculture, Dr Stephen
Taylor, Dr. Taylor, Ian (NSW Agriculture, 2003-06-30)
Weed surveys conducted by Charles (1989), Roberts (1996 unpublished) and Taylor (2002 unpublished) indicate that the majority of weeds affecting cotton production in Australian farming systems are annual and ephemeral
Herron, Grant (NSW Agriculture, 2003-06-30)
To help understand the underlying basis of the resistance to pirimicarb, and hence improve the chance of effective management, Dr Robin Gunning and Dr Graham Moores (Rothamstead, UK) did a preliminary screen on resist
Lovett, Siwan, Price, Phil, Bunn, Stuart, Cottingham,Peter (2003-07-01)
This Technical Guideline Update restates the ecological values associated with wood in streams (upland and lowland), with additional emphasis on associated floodplains and wetlands.
Thomson, Don, Pepperdine, Sharon (2003-07-01)
This project was instigated to assess whether the National Riparian Lands R&D Program 'Demonstration and Evaluation' Projects (NRLPD&EP) of Land & Water Australia (LWA) have built 'capacity&
CRDC (CRDC, 2003-07-01)
The CRDC Strategic Plan 2003-2008 outlines CRDC's investment priorities and strategy for this five year period.