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Postgraduate: Sam Lowor - Pheromones for occasional pests of cotton

Lowor, Sam (University Of New England, 2004-06-30)

The Australian cotton industry is heavily dependent on chemical insecticides for pest control.

Travel: Dr V Gupta - Dr Stotzky's Lab, New York, USA

Vadakattu, VSR Gupta (CSIRO Land And Water,, 2004-06-30)

Taking advantage of a GRDC funded trip to attend the Annual meetings of Soil Science SOC of America held in Indianapolis, I requested CRDC funds to visit laboratories involved in research related to Bt-crops and soil

Assessing a program for post emergent control of problem weeds in cotton using shielded sprayers

Rochecouste, John (University Of Queensland And Conservation Farmers Inc., 2004-06-30)

Shielded sprayers have been widely and quickly adopted by cotton growers for weed control

in the inter-row. In the last three seasons, the increase in area sown to RoundUp Ready®

The influence of beneficial soil fauna on cotton production and its pests and diseases

Baker, Geoffrey (CSIRO Plant IndustryI, 2004-06-30)

Healthy soils are fundamental to the profitability and sustainability of cotton ecosystems.

Travel: Amanda Cleary - 2004 Beltwide Cotton Conference

Cleary, Amanda (Queensland Department Of Primary Industriesu, 2004-06-30)

The CRDC $2000 to put towards attending the 42nd Beltwide Cotton Conference in San

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