1996 Australian Cotton Conference

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Measuring, Mapping And Interpreting The Spatial Distribution Of Soil Salinity in The Cotton Growing Areas Of Northern NSW

McBratney A.B., Triantafilis, J. (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1996-08-16)

In the following paper some of the results of this research (US05C) are shown.

Using Weather Forecasts for improved water use

Whitaker, Richard (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1996-08-16)

Weather prediction has been gradually improving over the last decade or so, with several factors contributing to the improvement.

Analysis of Gene Expression During Cotton Fibre Development

Timmis,Jeremy N., Orford ,Sharon J. (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1996-08-16)

Cotton fibres are differentiated from single cells of the outer epidermis of ovules and originate at, or soon after, anthesis (Ramsey and Berlin, 1976).

Biotechnology in Cotton -Today and Tomorrow

Llewellyn, Danny, Peacock, W (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1996-08-16)

The Australian cotton industry is at the dawn of a new age in cotton production: an age where most, if not all, of the cultivars in use will carry the products of gene technology.

Patterns Of Soil Salinity in the Irrigated Areas of the Lower Macintyre Valley

Todd, A. J., McBratney, A. B., Odeh,I. 0. A. (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 1996-08-16)

A three-year project to obtain baseline data describing the average soil condition in the lower Macintyre, Gwydir and Namoi valleys.