In order to determine where soil and water salinisation may arise, information which is

related to each biophysical or causal factor (i.e. agronomy, geology, etc.) needs to be

The 2003 National Cotton Council of America, Beltwide Cotton Conferences with the

theme "In Harmony-Research Resources Results" were held at the Gaylord Opryland

Cotton production has grown to become one of Australia’s most important agricultural

industries, with several regional economies supported by its development. Growing

Cropping systems experiments are currently being used to evaluate the sustainability of various cotton, systems. An important component is the inclusion of legume crops for grain or green manuring.

Problems associated with pesticide application on the Darling Downs have not been solved by conventional strategies and alternate chemicals.

A video was produced with the assistance and cooperation of a number of cotton

growers and processors. The final version of the OH&S video "Safety at Harvest" was

This report considers the biophysical condition of the landscape of a prominent farming household in operating and developing their property, Payneham Vale.

Water is basic to a large number of values that are important to people.

Projects overview in Social and Institutional research Program (SIRP)

Allan and John Williams represented the Australian

cotton industry at a workshop on environmental management

systems in agriculture, in Denver, Colorado, from 8-10th January, 2003.

This report aims to summarise current and proposed GMO activities and make suggestions on targeted research investment that might better prepare Land & Water Australia (LWA) to help manage these new resources.

Improving Water-use Efficiency in Irrigation Conveyance Systems: a study of institutional arrangements reports on the policy, legal and other institutional factors under which water authorities are established, and ho

A comprehensive and easy-to-follow guide on resource management for woolgrowers. Provides background information about the industry and outlines of the LWW research program.

This report examines the scope for private-sector investment in water savings from irrigation delivery schemes, particularly in light of current interest in improving water use-efficiency in Australian rivers.

There is scant information on the economic, social and environmental values of consequences of policies on diversion rates and various scenarios.