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Inside Cotton
Welcome to Inside Cotton.
Inside Cotton is a digital library of materials important to the Australian cotton industry, maintained by CRDC. On this site you will find a host of materials from CRDC, the industry’s extension program CottonInfo, and others.
Please feel free to browse this site and view the materials relevant to you.
Please note that all materials on this site are covered by copyright – that of CRDC or the respective authors – and CRDC’s disclaimer. Should you have any queries regarding this site or the materials within, please contact the CRDC Communications Manager via 02 6792 4088 or comms@crdc.com.au.
Communities in Inside Cotton
Select a community to browse its collections.
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A collection of papers presented to the Australian Cotton Conferences (since 1984).
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Cotton CRC publications 1993-2012
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Corporate publications produced by the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC)
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CRDC's library of final reports.
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CRDC's quarterly magazine showcasing Australian cotton research
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Land & Water Australia (LWA) was established in 1990 as one of the rural research and development corporations which foster innovation in Australia’s agricultural production systems.
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Publications developed by NPSI (to June 2012)
Recently Added
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(CSIRO and The University of Sydney, 2020-03-29)Providing Australian cotton protection from biotic threats and environmental stresses requires informed surveillance and management. One such threat is the fungal disease, Verticillium wilt, caused by the pathogen Verticillium ...
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(The University of Melbourne, 2020-07)The Australian cotton industry and communities in regions where cotton is grown will continue to experience change challenges associated with drought and water policy, population dynamics, technology adoption and other ...
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(CSIRO Land and Water, 2017-06-30)In furrow irrigated cotton production systems the application of nitrogen fertiliser is required for high yielding crops. If excessive nitrogen fertiliser is added then nitrous oxide is produced. The results show that ...
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(Cotton Seed Distributors Ltd, 2020-06-30)
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(CSIRO, 2018-09-30)The key impact of this project for the Australian cotton industry was via the provision many of the essential knowledge foundations that assisted the rapid transition from a feasibility assessment with commercial partners ...