Bollgard II resistance Update

Day degrees Silverleaf Whitefly

The Study develops a framework and set of social, economic and environmental indicators that aid in understanding how some 'cotton communities' are performing against relevant state and national benchmarks.

Ascochyta blight management for 2009 in Central and Coastal Queensland Centre Pivot / Lateral Move course URGENT Incentive funding for the purchase of Storage and/or Pump meter (GREAT DEAL! CHECK IT OUT!)

Defoliation Timing

Day degree Figures; Effect of hot temperatures on cotton growth; Upcoming Events

CHRRUP Incentive program- discounted Storage & Pump meters CQ Trap crop destruction Desiccation of Mungbeans - an Aid to Harvest Mungbean field walks

Weeds cost the Australian economy millions of dollars each year in lost production, eradication, containment and management, however there has been very little effort placed on assessing or valuing the ecological impa

Landscapes and ecosystems are composed of complex networks of interactions; consequently the effects of management actions can be unpredictable.

In a suite of 27 national weeds research projects funded as part of the Defeating the Weed Menace Program.

This publication is one of a suite of 13 produced as part of a folder showcasing research from the Defeating the Weed Menace Research and Development program.

This fact sheet summarises the work Dr John K.

This publication has been created out of the main project synthesising saltland knowledge - the Saltland Genie website.

The integration of environmental weed control within a broader natural resource management framework is an important component of a whole-of-systems approach to conservation and management of our ecological assets.

Land & Water Australia is established under the PIERD Act of 1989 and is one of the 16 rural research and development corporations.

For the 2007/08 Defeating the Weed Menace program (DWM), we proposed to build and test a prototype robotic aircraft and surveillance system to detect aquatic weeds in inaccessible habitats.

Australia's primary industries and the communities that depend on them need to be sustainable, competitive and profitable now, and into the future, to secure Australia's food supplies and national prosperity

Buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) is a valuable introduced species for pastoral production but its invasion into arid and semi-arid rangelands represents a key threatening process for conservation values.

Australian river systems are threatened by the severe effects of drought, bank erosion, sedimentation, pollutant inputs, urban development, and invasions by exotic aquatic plant species.