In 2014 the Central Highlands Cotton Growers and Irrigators Association (CHCG&IA) partnered with Biosecurity Qld and the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) to purchase and install 9 weather s

Satacrop continues to be well supported by cotton growers as a valuable tool for mapping sensitive crop areas.

This year, participants began their journey in Canberra, starting with a Welcome to Country by Paul House outside the National Gallery, who also took the opportunity to share stories of his lifelong advocacy work and

Annual consultant qualitative and quantitative surveys 2022 – 2024 is complete and this report is an overview 

Weeds reduce agricultural productivity by competing for resources, and weed management is one of the largest costs faced by crop growers.

The present study investigated the effect of Gibberellin (GA) and Salicylic acid (SA) on cotton during germination at high temperatures.

Northern growers and agronomists visited Emerald in May 2024 to observe & learn how the CQ Farming system (particularly Long Season Cotton ie 2 flowering periods) has adapted and changed to climatic conditions.

Historically, the Australian agricultural sector has engaged with sustainability schemes and reporting on a voluntary 

This project was to develop insight into the future of rainfed cotton systems by developing an understanding of soil carbon and water use efficiency across a number of current rotation options.

There are an increasing set of drivers acting on agricultural producers to collect, assess and report on biodiversity data, both at the farm scale, and across a sector.

The purpose of this project was to purchase a refurbished precision planter for the University of Sydney's "Nowley" property, to allow for the planting of dryland cotton and sorghum, in particular.

An investigation of low volume ag sensor data transmission using low-power transmission direct to Low Earth Satellite was completed in an under-graduate Engineering Honours project.  This project had a focus

The DAN2203 Limited Water Decision Support project (LWDS) assessed the use of partial irrigation within the Australian cotton industry.

The Regional Australia Institute was engaged by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) to develop an understanding of the social impacts of

As evaporation represents the primary source of water loss in dams and reservoirs in Australia, 
it is critical to improve the efficacy of evaporation mitigation technologies (EMT’s) (Craig I 2005; 

Purpose: To attend the 12th ICPP to meet experts in the field of plant pathology, scientific exchange, and develop collaborative professional relationships; meet with Dr F.

This project investigated the interplay between consumer motivations, fibre sustainability, and the environmental impact of textiles, with a focus on Australian cotton and competing fibres, including emerging sustaina

The strip and disc farming system is intended to maximise crop residue by reducing disturbance to crop material resulting in delayed decomposition.

The APVMA published the draft Paraquat Review Technical Report on 30 July 2024.

Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade (DITT) of the Northern Territory Government is the
lead agency engaged in cotton research, development and extension in the Territory. DITT is