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Community action fund Gwydir learning region

Gwydir Learning Region (2012-01-01)

The initial grant benefits us in the following way:- CEFA provides $10,000 of seed-funding to our new Gwydir Education Foundations in the first three years' of its establishment.

Modifying storages to save water : The cost of water saved through storage structural modifications

Wigginton, David (2012-01-18)

A summary of 15 case study scenarios investigating the costs and benefits of storage structural modifications to reduce seepage and evaporation losses

Improving cotton yields on sodic soils - a new role for plant growth regulators

Campbell, Christopher (2012-02-10)

Final Report improving cotton yields on sodic soils - a new role for plant growth regulators Sodic soils present a major management constraint for large parts of Australia's cotton producing districts.

Namoi Cottontales 2012 Issue 1

(2012-02-15)

Broad Mites ; Ecology, damage and control

Namoi Cottontales 2012 Issue 2

(2012-02-23)

Managing Silverleaf Whitefly (SLW) Wet conditions,late crops and displaced populations

Responding to late season flooding

Yeates,Stephen (Cotton Research And Development Corporation, 2012-02-24)

Flooding across many cotton growing valleys has had a significant impact on cotton growth.

Automation and real time control of furrow irrigation

Smith, Rhiannon (2012-02-28)

Final report: Automation and real time control of furrow irrigation

Securing Wealth and Wellbeing of Rural Communities final report

Strategic Economic Solutions (2012-02-29)

Economic profiles, supply chains and implications for the three case study communities

Correlating Refuge Attractiveness with Productivity

Harris David J. (2012-03-01)

With the introduction of cotton containing the two Bollgard II® genes (Cry1Ac and CryIIAc), the need for cotton producers to spray their crops with pesticides to control Helicoverpa spp.

Non-target effects of Bt toxin on helicoverpa natural enemies

Lawrence, Anew (2012-03-02)

The Australian cotton industry relies heavily on transgenic cotton expressing Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) toxins for the effective control of the major pest Helicoverpa.

Development of a rapid biodiversity assessment methodology

Jacobs, Chris (2012-03-10)

Natural pest control is an important ecosystem service to the Australian cotton industry.

Keeping pest populations lower for longer: capturing the benefits of native vegetation

Schellhorn, Nancy (2012-03-27)

The relative timing of pest and beneficial arrival in the crops, and how the landscape context facilitates or hinders colonization processes is thought to be one of the key processes of lower pest populations.

Coolibah recruitment after flooding and implications for environmental water management

Vincent, Ben (2012-03-30)

Eucalyptus coolabah subsp. coolabah (coolibah) and E.largiflorens (black box) are two dominant floodplain species of Australia's Murray-DarlingBasin.

Surface Water Quality in the Upper Namoi

Mah, Mukhlis (2012-04-01)

Summer scholarship with Wendy Timms This project examined the quality of surface water and groundwater in the Quirindi-Gunnedah area of the Upper Namoi catchment in Australia's Murray-Darling Basin.