The CRDC Strategic Plan 2003-2008 outlines CRDC's investment priorities and strategy for this five year period.

This publication forms part of the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation Irrigation Insights series.

The review of farmer initiated innovative systems has been conducted on a case study basis. Case studies were selected for a range of criteria, including the ability to impact on water and nutrient balance.

The Australia-wide Program for Sustainable Irrigation will take a quantum leap towards irrigation sustainability in Australia.

The Australian cotton industry has a long history of independent environmental assessments, demonstrating its commitment to monitoring and improving the industry’s environmental performance.

Part of the Water Resources: science priorities for Australia information sheet set.

This information package was commissioned by the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation, a program of Land & Water Australia, the Cooperative Research Centre for Viticulture and the Grape and Wine Research an

This report outlines the R&D outcomes achieved under CRDC's 1998-2003 Strategic R&D Plan.

A factsheet providing information for farmers with farmland properties with waterways. Emphasises the importance of healthy waterways for not only the environment, but for a profitable wool enterprise.

The Strategic Plan builds on the work undertaken by previous Audit activity since 1997 and is directed at providing data and information that will underpin the monitoring and evaluation of investment by the Australian

The Groundwater Flow Systems Framework is a powerful support tool, developed to guide investment decisions for salinity management.

The Groundwater Flow Systems Framework is a powerful support tool, developed to guide investment decisions for salinity management.

This factsheet provides information for woolgrowers on native vegetation, how it can enhance wool production.

This book aims to encourage Australian farmers to revegetate salt-affected land with saltland pastures. These pastures can be profitable, sustainable and of benefit to the environment and the broader community.

An outline of the Sustainable Primary Industries research and development programs in Land And Water including: Grain and Graze; Land, Water and Wool; Managing Climate Variability; National Dryland Salinity Program an

soil survey project was carried out in the lower Lachlan Valley around the township ofHillston with the aim of identifying current and potential soil limitations to cotton production inthis region.

This project investigated some basic questions about the ecology of beneficial insects in and around, cotton; namely where they occur, in both time and space, and how much they move around between, vegetation types.

Annual report for Land and water for 2002 - 2003

This research project, Marrying Wool Business & Native Biodiversity , will help to identify productive, practical solutions for native vegetation focusing on the Ararat Hills, Maryborough-Lexton and Springhurst re