2005/06 Gwydire Valley plant population trial results

welcome to 0/07 season, reminder on PAMPS, early season terminology replant considerations

The cotton industry has faced challenging circumstances for several years and 2005–06 was no exception.

Decreasing crop and pasture production was the signal for Terry and Linda Lee to treat emerging salinity before the problem expanded.

Like many WA farmers, Bruce Rock producer Grant Robinson had noticed increasing problems with salinity on his property.

The project will establish saltbush and clover on saltland. Investigate potential for producing barley between saltbush alleys to feed with saltbush when grazed in autumn.

Following extensive consultation with experts in salinity management, and significant desktop reviews, the 2006 Update adds more than 100 new research papers, journal articles and other resources of importance for man

This Land & Water Australia project aims to help resolve natural resource management (NRM) problems by improving our understanding of local government (LG) contributions.

Quantify and compare the amount of water used and lost (deep drainage) in; field in four siphon-less irrigation systems and corresponding furrow irrigated fields.

This CD brings together all of the research, publications, tools and key scientific references from thirteen years of work on the National Riparian Lands Research and Development Program onto one handy, easy to access

Planting Dates, Low Drift Nozzles, Area Wide Whitefly Management Project

Milestone report

Whats been happening in Ag 15. Vegetation condition assessment and management. Lippia

A taste of research results from the Native Vegetation R&D Program 10 years on. In this issue: Creating a native vegetation management industry; From principles to practice - managing native vegetation

This publication combines the experiences and insights of irrigation consultants and extension officers with that of social, agronomic and engineering scientists.

Work commissioned by NPSI and undertaken by Matthew Hipsey from the University of Western Australia shows that night time evaporation is significant.

After major rains and flooding in 1999 left some of their best-producing paddocks susceptible to dryland salinity, Bonnie Rock farmers Phil and Caroline Smith began thinking about how to get the affected land back to

Motivation and awareness presented through five grower case studies of the benefits of more sustainable approaches to rangeland management.

The 'Ready Reckoner' is a model which performs a simple, site-specific economic assessment of the viability of evaporation mitigation systems.