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Rochester, Ian (1992-08-11)
Nitrogen management has to be good for best yields, but factors such as soil condition, irrigation and pest management may have greater effects on cotton yield than N rate.
McDonald, Scott (1992-08-11)
Most major pollution offences are criminal offences, which result in criminal proceedings against the offender. They are not civil proceedings commenced by another citizen for compensation.
Porter, Mark (1992-08-11)
This paper outlines the requirements to effectively operate a Controlled Traffic farming system, with emphasis on the need for some form of automatic steering assistance for farm machinery.
Rynne, Kerry (1992-08-11)
Any agent which reduces damage caused by heliothis is a valuable asset.
Constable, Greg (1992-08-11)
In the majority of cases, growers do not have a problem with excessive vegetative growth in their cotton crops. It is more likely that a field is not growing to potential.
Niles, G.A. (1992-08-11)
Assessment of cotton fiber quality has undergone a significant change during the past several years.
Wells, Tony (1992-08-11)
An experiment was conducted at Narrabri Agricultural Research Station during the 1991-92 season to investigate the response of a range of currently available cotton varieties to irrigation and nitrogen treatments.
Gordon Stone (1992-08-11)
Cotton fibre maturity has several definitions.
Worrall, Iain (1992-08-11)
Macquarie Agribusiness report on the market for Australian raw cotton includes an overview of the Australian and world cotton industry.
Barry, T (1992-08-11)
A three year investigation is being undertaken at Massey University to study the effect of condensed tannins, heat and solvent extraction upon the nutritive value of cottonseed meal for ruminant and monogastric farm a
Howes, John (1992-08-11)
As more than 94% of the Australian crop is exported, the world situation has greater bearing on the outlook for the Australian grower than most of his competitive counterparts who have the benefit of their own large d
APPERSON, PAT (1992-08-11)
I have been asked to address three major points: I . Why is risk management important? 2. Does a grower nee-d to know all the details of a market before he can become involved with risk management? 3.
During the 1991-92 season, a 1 ha block of unsprayed raingrown cotton near Dalby was sampled for parasite activity in heliothis larvae.
ACGRA (1992-08-11)
Scholz, Brad (1992-08-11)
Recent research has indicated that two species of native egg parasitoids, Trichogramma (Trichogrammanza) carverae Oatman and Pinto and Trichogrammatoidea bactrae Nagaraja, have potential as biological control agents o
This paper presents techniques used for rearing egg parasitoids on AGM eggs in an experimental facility at the QDPI Division of Plant Protection entomology laboratories in Toowoomba.
Buster, Stephen (1992-08-11)
The question is asked - Why grow Pima in A ustraha? There are different answers. The most obvious is the economic consideration, then there is the challenge of doing something new and different.
Anthony. David (1992-08-11)
In surface irrigation systems we use beds rather than growing thee crop on the flat for several reasons.
This paper provides an overview of the Cotton Research and Development Corporation project DDI lL, which is in its final year at the University of Southern Queensland.