The imminent release of transgenic cotton brings with it the need for some changes in production techniques to provide effective refuges as part of the pre-emptive resistance management strategy (see papers by Fitt an

This project sets out to address some of the problems associated with growing dryland cotton using reduced and notillage practices, and look for possible solutions which will allow cotton to be integrated into sustain

Crop monoculture frequently causes a build up of weeds, diseases, insects and soil fertility problems.

Weed management systems in cotton are continually evolving, particularly in response to reduced cultivation and chipping and increased use of herbicides.

High yields (> 11 b/ha) were achieved with varieties adapted to hot arid growing conditions.