Publications

Did you know?
Cotton is grown between 45 degrees north and 35 degrees south of the equator (Source: ICAC, 2005)

Community Based Research Publications from the Cotton Catchment Communities CRC

Community Scoping Papers

	The Impact of drought on small business - A pilot study on Wee Waa	Feb 2008
	Scoping the Selection of Baseline Socio-economic Indicators for Cotton Communities	(August 2006)
	Win-win Aboriginal Community Participation in Cotton.	(August 2006)
	Natural Resource Governance In the Cotton Industry (Report Commissioned by the Cotton Catchment Communities Cooperative Research Centre)

Climate Issues

	Climate change in cotton communities -A scoping Study	(September 2007)
	The Impact of Drought on Small Business - A Pilot study on Wee Waa (Australian Cotton CRC Information sheet )	2004

Comparative Analysis

	Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis 2006 Crop
	Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis - 2005 crop

Tender	Tender for Measurement Services
Position vacant	Community Officer Cotton CRC

Education in the Cotton Community

A PhD program

Cotton CRC Cotton Production Course

Undergraduate student support

Up-to-date specialist short courses and vocational training for Cotton consultants, cotton growers and their staff

Promotion of science and agriculture in schools.

Prizes