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25 June 2023

Cavitoma is a rare phenomenon which is not experienced often locally, however there have been several incidents reported in Australian cotton growing valleys in 2023. Download your copy of this new...

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5 June 2023

Gross Margin risk analysis: nitrogen prices and NFUE While there is little that can be done about the cost of nitrogen, growers can still manage their N input costs by looking at their nitrogen...

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25 May 2023

Seed cotton that is delivered to the gin contains three main components: fibre, seed, and trash. One of the major tasks of the gin is to separate the fibre from the seed and remove trash. From a...
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23 February 2023

This fact sheet, one of the CottonInfo Integrated Disease Management (IDM) fact sheets series, looks at the IDM strategies to control cotton bunchy top.
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24 October 2022

This fact sheet looks at the costs and benefits of installing a floating photovoltaic (FPV) array. Three scenarios are explored using a case study site near Goondiwindi, QLD. Small scale (100 kW)...

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8 July 2022

Verticillium wilt is caused by the soil-borne fungal pathogen Vertillicum dahliae. The pathogen has a large range of hosts and is easily spread through soil and machinery. A strong integrated disease...

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27 May 2022

A new John Deere round bale cotton picker costs about $1.3m+, making it one of the most expensive agricultural machines available in Australia and a major capital expenditure decision for any farm...

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10 May 2022

Northern Australia cotton growers (NT, Nth Qld, WA) are encouraged to monitor and report any unusual symptoms in their crops, following the recent confirmation of grey mildew disease, caused by the...

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16 December 2021

An integrated weed management system relies on a large number of interrelated, complementary components including both chemical and non-chemical tactics as well as cultural practices such as...

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22 November 2021

In this fact sheet, we look at a particular type of enhanced efficiency fertiliser (EEF): urease inhibitor, and how it may help improve your return on fertiliser investment.

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