Deep drainage varies considerably depending on soil properties and irrigation management, and is not necessarily ‘very small’ - 50-100 mm/yr is typical, though 0 to 900 mm/yr has been observed.

The Focus on NRM research series introduces you to the key cotton NRM researchers and their work.

The cotton industry and other investors have spent millions of dollars on ‘water balance’

related research over the past two decades. While soil water balance models can be used

Day Degrees, beneficials in native vegetation, agrifood environmental scan survey

Day Degrees Beneficials in Native Vegetation Agrifood Environmental Scan Survey

In this issue: Five yearly report card on the state of Australia's Forests; Agro-ecology: ecological diversity by design; AgroForestry and natural resource management - lessons from the Joint Venture Agroforestry

This fact sheet written by John Woinarski and Brydie Hill presents the key findings from the Land & Water Australia managed project: Defining successional patterns and biodiversity values of north Australian eucal

Beneficial Insects and Biodiversity; Ever wondered how much water you are losing from your storage ; Helicoverpa spp. Diapause Tool

This booklet is part of a series describing the status of data and information for reporting on natural resource condition indicators agreed under the National Natural Resource Management Monitoring and Evaluation Fra

Implications for local provenance seed selection and landscape restoration

Whats been happening in Ag 15. Vegetation condition assessment and management. Lippia

A detailed case study of the Hill - a profitable New England property managed for production and biodiversity outcomes.

Factsheet providing general information about the advancements in knowledge of native vegetation in NSW, and how the LWW project has contributed to this.

This factsheet provides information for woolgrowers on native vegetation, how it can enhance wool production.

This issue focuses on the concept of ecological 'thresholds' and how these may be used in managing our landscapes.

The Australian Native Vegetation Assessment 2001 details Australia-wide activities undertaken to implement a national vegetation data management and information provision system.