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(CRDC, 2007-06-30)On 21st November, at Narrabri, over forty Workshop participants, mostly ginners, developed and discussed the following introductory Best Management Practice for the Australian Cotton Ginning Industry. The Workshop ...
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(2007-06-30)Picking contractors are most concerned about the financial viability and security of their business and the aging status and declining value of their machinery Movement of machinery is a major concern for picking contractors. ...
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(2007-06-30)Provide a one page Summary of your research that is not commercial in confidence, and that can be published on the World Wide Web. Explain the main outcomes of the research and provide contact details for more information. ...
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(CSIRO Plant Industry, 2007-06-30)Note: this project supported the operation of a fibre quality laboratory at ACRI to service most research projects. Specific details on fibre quality results are listed in those project reports. This project part funded ...
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(CSIRO Plant Industry, 2007-06-30)This project part funded the purchase of a new HVI to be used for testing fibre samples from CSIRO’s cotton breeding program as well as most research projects at ACRI and other locations such as Canberra and Kununurra. As ...
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(Australian National University, 2007-06-30)Stable transformation is an essential tool for molecular biologists workingon non-model organsims. The ability to introduce and express genes of choice in an organism provides means to investigate important molecular ...
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(NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2007-06-30)The CRDC project funds for “Operational Costs for Cotton Experiments” is used to fund cotton experimental trials at the Australian Cotton Research Institute (ACRI). The management of cotton growing for experimental trial ...
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(CSIRO Plant Industry, 2007-06-30)This project has part funded field operation costs charged by NSW DPI to CSIRO for experiments on ACRI at Narrabri in 2006/07. More than 10 projects have been supported and all field operations have been done well through ...
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(Univerity of Sydney, 2007-06-30)Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) are important symbiotic partners to the majority of land plants. AMF depend on the plant community for photosynthate-derived energy. In return, AMF provide the plant with a range of ...
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(Queensland Department of Primary Industries, 2007-06-30)The focus of the project has been to provide support for growers and consultants of broadacre crops, as they attempt to implement IPM. The major pest species that attack cotton, are for the most part, not specific to cotton. ...
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(CSIRO Plant Industry, 2007-06-30)Australian cotton fibre is exported into a dynamic and competitive market and we need to ensure an ever-improving product to meet the demand from spinners. This pressure has led to fibre quality becoming just as an important ...
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(University of New England, 2007-06-30)This PhD project aims to determine the mechanisms, by which soil sodicity impacts on the uptake of nutrients and growth of cotton crops, in order that soil sodium levels can be factored into crop nutritional management ...
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(CSIRO Plant Industry, 2007-06-30)This project has advanced the use of soil and tissue testing such that growers and advisors are now better able to optimise fertiliser use and have greater confidence in their management practices to provide sound nutrition ...
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(Queensland Department of Primary Industries, 2007-06-30)Fusarium wilt continues to be an important constraint to sustainable cotton production. This project had a number of objectives to obtain data to improve the management of this disease. Even though it has been dry, ...
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(NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2007-06-30)This report presents the experimental works and outcomes of my study on the project “IPM in BollgardII® cotton‐New tools and strategies: A Farming: Systems Approach” under the agreement between NSW Department of Primary ...
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(NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2007-06-30)Regular disease surveys have highlighted the changing status of cotton diseases over time and provided valuable insights into the factors affecting their distribution and severity. • The disease surveys provided overwhelming ...
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(NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2007-06-30)In 2002/03 these chemicals were tested for Helicoverpa species control: Abrade® 50% a.i. (Grow Choice Pty. Ltd), Azamax® 1% a.i. (OCP Pty. Ltd.), BASF320 200g a.i. (BASF), Gemstar® (Bayer Cropscience), Prodigy® 240g/L a.i. ...
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(CSIRO Plant Industry, 2007-06-30)This project evaluated options for selective control of aphids, studied the field epidemiology of cotton bunchy top disease and determined the suitability of relay crops for aphid pest management. Key conclusions ...
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(University of New England, 2007-06-30)Black root rot, caused by Thielaviopsis basicola, is a significant disease threat to cotton, especially in cooler areas and seasons. In just over a decade it has come to affect more than half of the cotton farms in southern ...
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(University of New England, 2007-06-30)Beneficial insects (generalist predators and parasitoids) occur within cotton agro ecosystems in Australia, but farming systems do not always encourage their survival. Recent changes in cotton production, like the cultivation ...