Score sheet for Tropical Rapid Appraisal of Riparian Condition Version 1 (tropical savannas) River and Riparian Technical Guideline update No. 7 June 2006

Brochure on the use of a salinity unit converter disk for vegetables

Summarises information about gullies, their prevention and management, so that woolgrowers can make informed decisions about what to do on their own property.

The Tropical Rivers R&D Program is building capacity and understanding so that the best available knowledge can be used to achieve sustainable natural resource management in tropical Australia.

Summarises information about in-stream wetlands and their management, so that woolgrowers can make informed decisions about what to do on their own property.

Macquarie cotton awards dinner. Soil testing and NurtiLOGIC

Research reports and bulletins, Irrigation insights and updates, Fact sheets,

Presentation slides

Bollgard II and selective insecticides have dramatically increased the opportunity for adopting integrated pest management (IPM) in the Australian cotton system.

Cotton aphid, Aphis. gossypii is a major pest of Australian cotton due to an ability to develop resistance to the carbamate insecticide Pirimor and organophosphates generally.

In the 1996/97 season the Australian industry adopted an insect-resistant variety of cotton (INGARD) that is specific to the group of insects including the target pests Helicoverpa armigera and H.

We determined the efficacy of direct applications of a range of concentrations between 1% and 10% of an nC24 petroleum spray oil (PSO) (Sacoa, Biopest) for use against the cotton aphid, Aphis gossypii.

The critical period for weed control is a concept designed to optimise weed management and herbicide use in systems reliant on post emergent herbicides for weed control and is particularly useful in systems into which

A new buzzword has swept dryland cotton growing areas this season. Super Singles is being trialled over around 18,000 ha West of Moree this year. What are Super Singles?

Many insect natural enemies are omnivorous, in that they include extra-floral nectar, floral nectar, honeydew and pollen, as well their insect prey in their diet for at least part of their life.

Staff of the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Cotton Seed Distributors Ltd.

Australian cotton fibre is exported into a dynamic and competitive market and we need to ensure an ever-improving product to meet the demand from spinners.

The last 23 years has involved both major change and subtle fine tuning of strategies taken by the Australian Cotton Industry in managing insecticide resistance in the cotton bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera.

Every incident of spray drift that has occurred in our cotton growing areas has one common factor - an error in the judgment made by the applicator.

A raising of the quality base and increasing levels of discounts impact significantly on the profitability of dryland cotton.