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May 2008
May 2008: Keep it messy mate!
April 2008 June 2008 Submit event Events list
Events May: 1st May Hillston Groundwater Systems Workshop 5th May Gunnedah Groundwater Systems W'shp 6th May Drough...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/content/Industry/Noticeboard/Calendar2008/May_2008.aspx
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22nd May International Day of Biodiversity
Cotton Catchment Communities CRC 10 Dec 2008 12 Dec 2008 12 Dec 2008 12 Dec 2008 22nd May International Day of Biodiversity
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/content/Industry/Noticeboard/Industry_Events/22nd_May_International_Day_of_Biodiversity.aspx
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weath506.pdf
2005‐06 seasonal climate analysis
Dirk Richards and Michael Bange
CSIRO Plant Industry, Narrabri, NSW
Cotton Catchment Communities Cooperative Research Centre
On the back of the exceptional growing conditions experienced in ...
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RG2.pdf
chapter two
2 The importance of riparian land
What is riparian land?
Riparian land can be defined in a number of ways — how it is defined in particular
situations largely depends on why it is being defined. This guide aims to help cotto...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/11f64d08-e6a9-41a7-9482-994d00a4b1d5/RG2.pdf441.76 KB
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BDR04.pdf
A Review of Biodiversity Research in the Australian Cotton Industry: Final Report October 2003 55
4.0 The Biodiversity, Threatened Species and Communities, and Key
Threatening Processes in Cotton Growing Regions in Eastern Australia
4.1 ...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/562d04b7-889f-4f50-bcd6-994d00a45d9a/BDR04.pdf378.52 KB
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LipMDS2a.pdf
The Distribution & Impact of Lippia in the MDB
The Murray Darling Basin
The Murray Darling Basin (MDB) covers a total area of 1,061,469 km
2
and consists
of 19 major catchments (Figure 1).
Figure 1. The Murray Darling Basin catchm...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/0502ceff-f0fe-4226-a4a7-994e00e57415/LipMDS2a.pdf562.79 KB
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LipiaMDS.pdf
The Distribution and Impacts of Lippia (Phyla canescens)
in the Murray Darling System.
Final Report August 2003
Prepared by Agricultural Information & Monitoring Services
Photo: Les Tanner
i
The Distribution and Impacts of Lipp...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/5597b4e6-6700-43f5-bce4-994e00e573ea/LipiaMDS.pdf1.16 MB
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RipGuide.pdf
Managing riparian lands
in the cotton industry
A RESOURCE FOR PEOPLE
IN THE COTTON INDUSTRY
TO ASSIST THEM IN
IMPROVING RIPARIAN
LAND MANAGEMENT
ON COTTON FARMS
© Cotton Research and Development Corporation
October 2003
This...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/7268e950-3444-4008-b78b-994d00a4b392/RipGuide.pdf1.98 MB
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Sadras2.pdf
DRYLAND COTTON TOLERATED MITES BETTER THAN
IRRIGATED COTTON
V.O. Sadras', L.J. Wilson and D.A. Lally
CSIRO Plant Industry, A CRI, Narrabri
1 Present address: University of Mar del Plata, Argentina
SUMMARY
We compared the responses of...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/84550d00-de3d-4463-80be-9a6b00b7a509/Sadras2.pdf19.51 KB
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Muschal1.pdf
Water Quality in the Central and North West Regions
of NSW, in relation to the cotton industry.
Monika Muschal and Bruce Cooper.
Department of Land and Water Conservation, NSW
P.O. Box 3720, Parramatta, NSW 2124
Introduction
In the la...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/fdbca9c9-d6ba-4551-9d8f-9a6b00b7a444/Muschal1.pdf29.91 KB
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RGB.pdf
chapter three
B
28 Managing riparian lands in the cotton industry
B Stabilising waterways
and riverbanks
Objective
To stabilise riverbanks so that erosion and threats
to cropping land and infrastructure are reduced.
Recommended m...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/15bf419d-b413-4014-b33e-994d00a4b2bf/RGB.pdf255.92 KB
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RGD.pdf
chapter three
D
Managing riparian lands in the cotton industry 41
D Using agricultural chemicals
near streams
Objective
To manage agricultural chemicals so that off-site impacts
in waterways and riparian lands are prevented.
Recomme...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/c0517291-510e-4e1b-bcf1-994d00a4b2f7/RGD.pdf109.48 KB
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HearnDOC.pdf
COTCON98.DOC 28/1/99
Benchmarking Water Use on Farm:
If you don't measure It, you can't manage it.
by Brian Hearn, "Kurrali", Narrabri.
INTRODUCTION
It hardly needs to be said that the supply of irrigation water is a major issue for th...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/36e52571-6055-4e62-9a31-9a6b00b7a266/HearnDOC.pdf139.79 KB
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RGF.pdf
chapter three
F
52 Managing riparian lands in the cotton industry
F Managing riparian vegetation
Objective
To maintain and improve the health and diversity
of riparian vegetation on cotton farms.
Recommended management approach
Th...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/d9a51a9c-443e-4825-998a-994d00a4b330/RGF.pdf418.64 KB
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IrriSchd.pdf
T
information sheet
C
O N
Irrigation Scheduling of Cotton
June 2002
T
Either too much or too little water can cost you
yield. Poor irrigation scheduling can reduce yield
potential by as much as 10-20%. A basic strategy is:
pre-irr...
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LipMDS2b.pdf
The Distribution & Impact of Lippia in the MDB
Taxonomy
Phyla canescens was reported in Australia for the first time by Munir (1993) who
published a taxonomic revision of Phyla in 1993. Although Lucy et al. (1995) cite
the first off...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/b7f6a028-774f-46f1-9c52-994e00e57423/LipMDS2b.pdf457.78 KB
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cc04sf24.pdf
DOES IRRIGATION WITH TREATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT
AFFECT SOIL QUALITY IN A GREY CLAY?
Nilantha Hulugalle1, Tim Weaver1,2, Hossein Ghadiri2 and Anna Hicks3
1 NSW Department of Primary Industries & Australian Cotton CRC,
Narrabri, NSW...
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RGA.pdf
chapter three
A
A Trapping soil and nutrients
Objective
To keep soil, nutrients and other contaminants on-farm
and prevent them from entering waterways where they
can reduce water quality and stream health.
Recommended management ap...
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KMCGI.pdf
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Knowledge Management in Cotton and Grain Irrigation
Victor Callan
1
, Ingrid Christiansen
2,3
, Graham Harris
2,3
and the Cotton Extension Network
2
1
The University of Queensland Business School, St Lucia
2
Aust...
http://www.cottoncrc.org.au/files/47a09123-fded-4810-8882-995b014ad12c/KMCGI.pdf781.61 KB
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ESKMCGI.pdf
Knowledge Management in Cotton and Grain Irrigation 1
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Knowledge is fundamental to improving the competitiveness,
responsiveness and levels of innovation that we see in industries. This
research pr...
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