The redesign, refurbishment and automation of irrigation systems and their management is being driven by the need to: improve the water use efficiency of irrigation supply systems by reducing losses, so making more wa

In many regions of Australia there can be gaps between scientific community and general public understanding of water management issues.

The NPSI Knowledge Harvest brings together information from across the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation (NPSI) projects, highlighting key findings and promoting wider understanding.

Honours - Root growth, turnover and soil microbial biomass in Bt and non-Bt cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.)

Final Report- Detection of subsurface cracking depth through electrical resistivity anisotropy To date, an understanding of crack dynamics has been hampered by the lack of techniques to observe or monitor crack dynami

The redesign, refurbishment and automation of irrigation systems and their management is being driven by the need to: *improve the water use efficiency of irrigation supply systems by reducing losses, so making more w

Summer Scholarship - Some studies on gas [nitrogen and oxygen] concentrations in the rhizosphere

Crop Stages versus Day Degree Accumulation.;Plant Tissue Analyses; Trap Crop Planting Window; Mealybugs. Day Degree accumulation to the 07 Dec 09

This project is about the development and interpretation of a range of socioeconomic indicators for a sample of case study communities where the cotton industry is a significant industry.

Rising global demand for food offers a positive outlook for irrigators, with potential for higher commodity prices.

Day Degree accumulation to the 23 Dec 09 ; Moneybeans; Early Season Disease Survey 2009 Emerald & Theodore

The NPSI Knowledge Harvest brings together information from across the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation (NPSI) projects, highlighting key findings and promoting wider understanding.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.