MIA Walk, Healthy soils project, day degree, crop competition report, Field day results from Bt resistance monitoring 0/07 to end Feb

Cotton Picking Cotton Field to Fabric, Module builders contamination climate change workshop

Results from Bt resitance monitoring, hatching parasitism and species composition

Whitefly - the other sticky pest, honeydew and stickiness, Whitefly species, What are late season control options, What is the risk to late maturing crops and defoliated crops

This booklet provides advice for woolgrowers on managing creek erosion in the mid-north grasslands and shrublands of South Australia, as part of the Rivers and Water Quality sub-program.

Groundwater and surface water resources are often closely linked. This has particular implications for Australia and how we manage our water.

Geophysical techniques involve the use of ground-based and airborne geophysical devices to measure physical properties of the earth.

This booklet provides advice for woolgrowers in the mid north grasslands and shrublands of South Australia, on using planning grazing to optimise productivity and environmental outcomes on their property.

Technical guide to Bats in the NSW New England Region

Twenty species of woodland bird have been identified that are destined for extinction in the NSW wheat-sheep belt, where little habitat remains (Reid 1999).

Over 15 years, the Tonkin family from Coomberdale have transformed their salt country along the Goonderoo River, near Moora.

Importance of Arboreal Mammals and Improving habitat for Arboreal mammals

Donaldson,Jim

Breakfat farm walk invitation, do you know your R&D representatives, control of volunteer cotton, climate change workshop

The Wetting Front Detector (WFD) is a new tool to help measure how deeply water has penetrated into the soil after an irrigation event.

Trash management, Spray workshops Program voerview, Climate change workshop

Final Report for Cotton Catchment Communities Project 1.02.06 Honours Thesis A Method For The Simple And Rapid Determination Of Deep Drainage And Its Requirement

This handbook summarises the results of a four-year R&D project undertaken by staff at Victoria University and Monash University on the wetlands that fringe Lake Wellington in the Gippsland Lakes of south-eastern

The Wetting Front Detector (WFD) is a new tool to help measure how deeply water has penetrated into the soil after an irrigation event.