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Considering raingrown this summer?

Redfern, Ruth

Growers with cotton in their rotations achieve higher returns over the rotation cycle, compared with growers with solely grainbased rotations.

Ripping depth and ground speed - CottonInfo Fact Sheet June 2015

CottonInfo (CottonInfo, )

Irrigated cotton growers stand to make substantial savings in fuel and greenhouse gas emissions in tractor operations if appropriate tractor engine and ground speeds are used and tillage depth is kept to the shallowes

WEEDpak a guide to integrated weed management in cotton - January 2015 Revision

Charles, Graham, Roberts, Grant, Johnson, Stephen, Taylor, Ian

WEEDpak synthesizes the results of extensive research on IWM in Australian cotton farming systems from research .

WEEDpak a guide to integrated weed management in cotton - December 2013 Revision

Charles, Graham, Johnson, Stephen, Roberts, Grant, Taylor, Ian (Cotton Research And Development Corporation, Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2013-12-18)

WEEDpak synthesizes the results of extensive research on IWM in Australian cotton farming systems from research .

Potential Contribution to Soil Carbon by Cotton Roots in Minimum and Maximum- Tilled Rotations

Coleman, Camille (University Of Sydney, )

Carried out as a summer scholarship between December 2012 and March 2013, the researcher sought to outline the potential contribution of corn in rotation with cotton, in comparison to historical cotton and wheat rotat

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