Over the past decade, substantial resources have been invested in a range of focal species-based restoration projects in Western Australia, Victoria, NSW, ACT and Queensland, typically as partnerships between governme

This document reports the findings from a survey of drip irrigated cotton growers and equipment manufacturers conducted during May-June, 2000.

Cotton production in Australia has traditionally been conducted using surface irrigation techniques on heavy clay soils.

The primary aims of the scoping study were to determine: * dominant and difficult-to-control weed species in each crop and fallow component of the different crop rotations used for dryland cotton production in the nor

The CRDC provided $4,000 for DPI, specifically BIARC, to conduct field investigations and construct economic models to assess the potential for farming fish using water from farm ring-tanks.

TThis project supported travel, which was conducted in order to participate in the course “Nematodes in Cropping Systems: Identification and Techniques, 2017”.

Selection of the area of irrigated cotton to plant is a perennial problem.

Issue being addressed? Cut-off time is vital in furrow irrigation as it significantly affects the efficiency of irrigation.

Pest management is only one link in the cotton management chain. To produce an early crop it is essential that all links in that chain be securely welded together.

Information booklet on the Australian Wool Industry's LWW natural resource management research and development program. Provides in-depth information of the program, and each of the research sub-programs.

The Virginia Pipeline Scheme (VPS) is the largest scheme of its type in Australia (SA Water 2005; EarthTech 2005) and was established in 1999 to deliver unrestricted Class A reclaimed water to irrigators on the Northe

The world's textile industry has gone through structural changes and there are rapid moves toward industrial reorganization in Asian countries in pursue of the progress in the developed countries.

Irrigation currently uses 70% of all the world's freshwater withdrawals.

This update outlines key examples of progress against the four goals.

The number of methods of marketing open to Australian cotton growers has increased in recent years, providing growers with an opportunity to better manage financial risk.

Objective of Research Project: To provide growers with knowledge of the workings and relative merits of available marketing options by making them aware of each marketing methods' revenue potential and income sta

Objective of Research Project: To provide growers with knowledge of the workings and relative merits of available marketing options by making them aware of each marketing methods' revenue potential and income sta

The Silverleaf whitefly (SLW), Bemisia tabaci Biotype B is a major production constraint in many parts of the world including the USA, Israel and other parts of the Middle East.

Cotton wax is essential for the efficient processing of cotton fibre into spun yarn. It provides a lubricating layer that reduces fibre-to-metal friction and therefore fibre breakage during mechanical processing.

This report outlines the products used on cotton crops in Australia over the 2005/2006season.