More than 2000 cotton industry personnel (including growers, spray operators, consultants

and spray contractors) participated in spray application workshops conducted throughout all

The cotton industry in the Gwydir Valley, like most forms of agriculture, is reliant on a range of 'free' ecosystem, services such as clean irrigation water, breakdown of chemicals in soils and water storage

The commonly used Micronaire value for cotton is related to both fibre fineness and maturity. There is a need for a new measurement technique to separate these.

CSIRO and the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) commissioned the Centre for International Economics (CIE) to undertake a benefit cost analysis of the research work done by the CSIRO Cotton Research Un

The original objectives were:, a.

Unispray have developed a new centrifugal energy nozzle, the "Unimiser", for the aerial application of

pesticides. The new nozzle is designed to substantially resulting from the

Water is basic to a large number of values that are important to people.

Projects overview in Social and Institutional research Program (SIRP)

This report considers the biophysical condition of the landscape of a prominent farming household in operating and developing their property, Payneham Vale.

Allan and John Williams represented the Australian

cotton industry at a workshop on environmental management

systems in agriculture, in Denver, Colorado, from 8-10th January, 2003.

This report examines the scope for private-sector investment in water savings from irrigation delivery schemes, particularly in light of current interest in improving water use-efficiency in Australian rivers.

Improving Water-use Efficiency in Irrigation Conveyance Systems: a study of institutional arrangements reports on the policy, legal and other institutional factors under which water authorities are established, and ho

A comprehensive and easy-to-follow guide on resource management for woolgrowers. Provides background information about the industry and outlines of the LWW research program.

This report aims to summarise current and proposed GMO activities and make suggestions on targeted research investment that might better prepare Land & Water Australia (LWA) to help manage these new resources.

Australia currently sends to "waste" close to 86% of effluent water.

There is scant information on the economic, social and environmental values of consequences of policies on diversion rates and various scenarios.