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Deep Drainage Under Irrigated Cotton - Surface and Groundwater Implications

Gunawardeena, Thusitha, McGarry, Des (Queensland Department Of Environment And Resource Management (DERM), 2011-06-30)

Deep drainage(DD) - water that passes beyond the - is an important process in irrigated cropping soils to ensure leaching of salts through the soil profile to deeper soil layers, the vadose zone ( the zone between the

Measuring and monitoring water quality and quantity under long term cotton/wheat trials

Nadelko, Tony (CSIRO Land And Water, 2011-06-30)

Deep drainage below the root zone is still the least understood component of the water balance, especially in cracking clay soils.

Quantifying deep drainage in an irrigated cotton landscape

Ringrose-Voase, Anthony (CSIRO Land And Water, 2011-06-30)

Deep drainage below the root zone is still the least understood component of the water balance, especially in cracking clay soils.

Soil impacts on the incidence and evaluation of Fusarium wilt

Wang, Bo (CSIRO, 2010-06-30)

is a limiting factor for cotton production in Australia. As a soil-borne fungal pathogen, epidemiological, ecological and genetic features of Fov populations are strongly influenced by soil conditions.

GHG Implications of no-till irrigated farming systems - Keytah

Chen, Guangang (University Of Southern Queensland, 2009-06-30)

Keytah is an irrigated cotton and grains farming operation west of Moree in Northern NSW. The

total area of the property is 24 000 hectares of which 10 400 hectares is irrigated cotton, grown in