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Resilient Cotton-farming Systems in Irrigated Vertosols: Soil Quality, Carbon and Nutrient Losses, Cotton Growth and Yield in Long-term Studies

Nachimuthu, Gunasekhar, Hulugalle, Nilantha, Watkins, Mark, Scott, Fiona, Rollins, Michael (New South Wales Department Of Primary Industries; The Australian National University, 2017-12-30)

Global warming is surmised to result in major increases in climatic variability (i.e.

The Economic Impact of the Cotton Catchment Communities CRC

Vere, David, Scott, Fiona (2012-06-22)

The purpose of the economic evaluation reported in this paper was to determine the potential benefits of the Cotton CRC's scientific research to the Australian cotton industry.

Rotations - maintaining our soil quality and profitability

Hulugalle, Nilantha, Scott, Fiona (2006-08-10)

In agricultural systems, soil quality is thought of in terms of productive land that can maintain or increases farm profitability, as well as conserving soil resources so that future farming generations can make a liv

Soil Quality and Profitability in Sodic, Grey Clay in Merah North, NSW, due to sowing Rotation Crops and Applying Gypsum

Hulugalle, Nilantha, Entwhistle, Peter, Weaver, Tim, Scott, Fiona, Finlay, Lloyd (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 2000-08-16)

Sustainability in any farming system is dependent upon a number of interacting factors which include climate, soil quality, plant nutrition, management, weed and disease incidence, and economic factors.

Rotation Crops: What is the Impact on a Irrigated Farming System

Rochester, Ian, Tennakoon, Sunil, Hickman, Mark, Conteh, Abdul, Cooper, Jack, Scott, Fiona, Nehl, David, Allen, Stephen, Charles, Graham, Hulugalle, Nilantha, Hare, Catherine (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1998-08-14)

Farming systems are continually attracting interest amongst the growing community, since input costs are continually increasing and returns behave in a cyclic nature.