This project collected and collated soil and other geospatial data into a common location andprojection to provide a GIS for the Namoi Catchment Management Authority (CMA) to provideinformation for land management wit

Management of a dry storage, Water use efficiency initiatives

Row Spacing Vs Plant Populatio, insect resistance management, strategy, Dawson TIMS amendment Central Highlands TIMS amendment

Dry storage management

A description of the different services provided by natural ecosystems

This issue of Thinking Bush provides you with a sample of the many issues being addressed by organisations such as the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, the Bureau of Rural Scien

This publication brings together the findings from the National River Contaminants Program and includes: * Understanding Salinity thresholds in freshwater biodiversity * Nutrients as contaminants * Managing algal bloo

Saltbush is commonly renowned as a useful sheep feed in dry seasons yet it's not so commonly used as feed for cattle.

Trial aim: Determine the profitability of a Merino sheep system grazed rotationally on subtropical perennial grasses over-sown with a legume.

Trial aim: Perennial pastures with intensive surface drainage - to reduce waterlogging, improve pasture establishment and productivity.

CRDC's Annual Operating Plan for 2007–08 (AOP): the

fifth (and final) annual operating plan under the CRDC's Strategic R&D Plan 2003–2008.

A saltland grazing trial on their Great Southern property 'Edenia' has fitted in perfectly with the Pepall family's existing farming practices.

A salt-affected paddock on the corner block of a Lake Toolbrunup property had become known to locals as 'starvation corner'.

Ballidu farmer Bernie Driscoll has always had sheep and in the past 20 years he has had salt-affected land.

This research report provides a detailed analysis of the regulatory process literature in order to identify opportunities to improve environmental regulatory development.

Mr Stone is the host farmer for the Hommarjelly Creek Catchment Group and has seen his unproductive saline land become a food basket for his sheep over the past two years.

George and nephew Dean Hull have been dealing with salinity since George first witnessed parts of the farm being affected by salt and waterlogging after buying the property in 1959.

Project final report

Final Report abstract - Transformation and gene silencing technologies to control helicoverpa armigera

Establishment of a mix of perennial grasses, annual legumes and shrubs to lift productivity from 1 to 7DSE. From 2007 will investigate best grazing management strategies to maximise ongoing productivity.