Supporting the People who Strengthen Our Regional Communities

GRDC Capacity Strategy

Snapshot of farmer health 2010

To predict the social and economic impacts of changes in agricultural production including cotton on community wellbeing and resilience a different scales in the context of changes to water availability arising from p

This project demonstrates one approach to coordinating and analysing hydrogeological data to help with the evaluation of catchment water management issues.

Diminishing water supply, changing weather patterns and pressure to enhance environmental flows are making it imperative to optimise water use efficiency (WUE) on cotton/grain farming systems.

This project developed multi-scale remote sensing techniques to determine the location, extent and hydrological function of wetlands in the Namoi catchment.

Volunteer Cotton Carry-Over From Previous Season . Spring 2009 Survey;Cotton Picking Safety Dvds; Cotton Industry Big Day Out.

This edition includes a roundup of the 2010 Cotton Conference, the Premium Cotton initiative, and a special feature on Development and Delivery.

This Autumn edition covers combined research by Cotton and Wool industries, and fashion issues.

CRDC engaged strategy and foresight consulting group, Emergent Futures, in August 2009 to facilitate a project, Cotton Industry Vision 2029, for the development of a shared industry vision.

Final - Evaluating flush sampling for Helicoverpa moths

Defoliate on time to avoid neps; Other Key issues for use of defoliants; Mealybug update; Irrigated Grains Meeting - 1st March 2010

The aim of this report was to evaluate the economic value of the provision of whitefly management guidelines in the industries response to the southerly movement of this pest.

The emphasis in this document is on water use efficiency and the productive use of water in an agricultural context. Other uses (e.g.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.

Irrigated farm businesses currently face a number of problems--reduced water allocations and river flows, increased climate variability, and economic pressures.