The project utilized a field trial established by Auscott Pty Ltd, on a grey-brown clay at Warren in June, 1984. The trial consists of 3 replicates of the following treatments: 1.

The objective of this project was to train Mr Brook in the correct use of new software tools at DEC's software education centre in Sydney.

Equipment Grant

Equipment Grant

Equipment purchase

The aim of the project was to develop SIRATAC Plus by reimplementing SIRATAC to professional software engineering standards using current technology developed in knowledge engineering and data base management.

Buildings

In 1974, following the occurrence of DDT resistant H. armigera, a resistance monitoring program for Heliothis spp. was started at the Tamworth laboratories of the Department of Agriculture, NSW.

OBJECTIVES * To make a direct and impartial yield comparison between two types of drip irrigation and standard furrow irrigation.

This project was aimed at providing a rational approach to restoring soil structure after it becomes degraded under intensive irrigated cotton production. The specific aims were: 1.

A new monitoring technique has been devised which enables individual larvae to be screened for pyrethroid/endosulfan resistance directly from the field without changing their genetic makeup.

Cultivating equiupment purchase

A rapid chemical method for determining the age of adults of laboratory reared Pectinophora scutigera has been developed.

Collaborative research was to undertaken to identify and investigate problems associated with the perceived "poor adoption rate of Siratac, and develop an action plan and advisory programme to significantly impro

The overall objective is to develop soil and agronomic management techniques to improve the aeration of irrigated clays and hence their productivity for cotton.

Travel summary

No final report

Breeding support

Travel report