Submissions

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Macquarie Cottontales 2009 Issue 1

Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, )

Reducing Cotton Disease Risk, NSW DPI Cotton Disease Survey Valley Summaries, Aphid Resistance to Neonicotinoids

Namoi Cottontales 2009 Issue 1

Larsen, David, Ceeney, Sally (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, )

Reducing Cotton Disease Risk, Aphid Resistance to Neonicotinoids

An Agreement Approach that Recognises Customary Law in Water Management

Craig, Donna, Rea, Naomi, Gipey, Collins, Hancock, Dale

Indigenous Law and cultural traditions remain strong and active in many parts of Australia.

Research Bulletin: Managing Fertigation Technologies in Citrus Orchards

Treeby, Michael

With recent advances in technology irrigators can now more precisely control delivery of mineral nutrients and water to the roots of perennial tree crops.

Annual Operating Plan 2009-2010

CRDC

CRDC's Annual Operating Plan for 2009–10 (AOP): the second annual operating plan under the CRDC's Strategic R&D Plan 2008–2013.

Making Successful Investments in NRM Practice Change

Salvin, Sue, Roth, Ingrid

Project Summary - The project is developing and testing a range of tools and processes that will help regional natural resource management (NRM) bodies and others to better plan, implement, review and adapt their inve

Management of Irrigation Water Storages: Carryover Rights & Capacity Sharing

Goesch, T., Hughes, N

Water storages (reservoirs) play a vital role in the supply of water for irrigation farms, serving to smooth variation in supply and maximise the economic value of water over time.

Land & Water Australia Annual Report 2008-09

Land And Water Australia

Annual report 2008 09 for Land & Water Australia (statutorily the Land and Water Resources Research & Development Corporation) is a statutory corporation established under the Primary Industries and Energy Res

Cotton Catchment Communities CRC Annual Report 2008-2009

Anthony, D.A., Armytage, Philip

The 2008-2009 Annual Report for the Cotton Catchment Communities CRC. 

Testing transgenic cotton carrying the I-2 resistance gene for resistance to Fusarium wilt

Jones, David (Austalian National University, )

Fusarium oxysporum f.sp vasinfectum (FOV) has merged as a very serious pathogen of cotton, which apparently lacks good sources of endogenous resistance to Fusarium wilt.

Travel - 14th Australian Cotton Conference

Devereux, Alison, Bennett, John, Reid, Elizabeth, Stephens, Ben, Farrar Memorial High School (ACGRA, University Of Queensland, Farrar Memorial High School, University Of Sydney, Australian Cotton Centre,, )

The 14th Australian Cotton conference was held at the Gold Coast , August, 2009. The objective was to run a successful conference whereby program content was beneficial to cotton growers and industry stakeholders.

Development of weed control thresholds in management of herbicide damage in cotton / Validation of the critical period for weed control concept for the timing of herbicide applications in Roundup Ready Flex and other Herbicide tolerant cottons

Charles, Graham (Industry & Investment NSW, )

Following the introduction of transgenic, herbicide tolerant varieties, the Australian

cotton industry has developed glyphosate-centric weed management systems which

Facilitating adoption of IPM in northern region broadacre farming systems

Miles, Melina (Department Of Employment, Economic Development And Innovation, QPIF, )

The focus of the project has been to provide support for growers and consultants of broadacre crops, as they attempt to implement IPM.

Australian Premium Class Cotton

Van Der Sluijs, Rene (CSIRO Textile And Fibre Technology, )

There is considerable interest within the Australian cotton industry for new varieties with improved fibre quality that attract a price premium.

Maximising the efficiency of Bt refuge crop

Tann, Colin (CSIRO Entomology, )

The use of transgenic (Bt) cotton (Ingard® and more recently Bollgard II®) has greatly reduced the use of insecticides in Australian cotton production and the status of key lepidopteran pests such as Helicoverpa spp.

Postdoc: Simon White – Optimised irrigation scheduling with the use of continuous 'real time' plant monitoring sensors (PMS)

White, Simon (University Of Southern Queensland, )

Increases in crop water use efficiency have been found achieved through greater precision in

irrigation scheduling and the use of irrigated crop management strategies such as regulated deficit and

Plant and soil factors optimising water use efficiency

Neilsen, James (CSIRO Plant Industry, )

Water remains a key issue for the cotton industry, with improving water use

Memphis Cotton Classing School Grant

Hutchinson, Greg (HCF Farms - Greg Hutchinson, )

This Travel Bursary helped me to attend the 2008 International Cotton Institute Course in Memphis, TN,

USA.

Features of course:

Evaluation of the potential for aquaculture on cotton farms - cage culture of silver perch

Foley, David (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, )

Aquaculture is the fastest growing food-producing industry in the world, and currently contributes nearly 50% of total fisheries production.

Tobacco streak virus in cotton - a scoping study (Contingency)

Sharman, Murray (Queensland Department Of Primary Industries And Fisheries, )

This project aimed to examine the possible impact of tobacco streak virus (TSV) on the