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Weather Station Darling Downs CGA

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Our network currently consists of 18 Campbell Scientific automatic stations spread across the Darling Downs (see enclosed map).

Identifying the key groups of soil fauna in cotton agroecosystems

Lytton-Hitchins, James

OBJECTIVES * Quantify and compare the population densities of beneficial soil fauna! groups in commercial irrigated cotton fields that are managed using conventional, lngard, and Envirofeast technologies.

Physiology of crop responses to insect pests

Lei, Tom

Research has shown that damage caused by chewing and sucking pests does not necessarily lead to a yield loss in cotton.

Impact of pesticides on soil biological processes essential for plant growth and nutrition

Gupta, Vadakattu V.S.R.

objectives . To quantify the effects from multi-herbicide use on key soil biological processes in soils 2.

Improving the N nutrition of cotton using rotation crops (PROGRAM 5)

Rochester, Ian

The N nutrition of cotton crops was investigated with respect to the effectiveness with which rotation crops improve the supply of N to cotton and reduce the amount of N fertilizer required.

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