The Dryland Cotton Research Association (DCRA) and South Australian No-Till Farmers Association (SANTFA) invites growers to a demonstration of Aquatill Jetacide.
This ultra high-pressure waterjet technology has been developed as an alternative post-harvest crop destruction tool in cotton.
We are working to improve sustainability in 9 key areas. The third of these is biodiversity: Improving the condition of biodiversity across the cotton landscape to benefit cotton farms and the environment.
Why this is a priority?
Along with soil and water, biodiversity – the variety of life forms found in an environment including animals, plants, bacteria, fungi and micro-organisms – makes up the natural capital that cotton farms rely on to exist.
Want to learn how to propagate and grow native plants for food and medicine? Join us for this unique 3-day course.
You're invited by CottonInfo and Wee Waa Local Aboriginal Lands Council to take part in a unique 3-day Florabank workshop to learn about planting natives for food and medicine.
Steve Field from Fields Environmental Solutions and David Carr from Stringybark Ecological will deliver the course over two days in May 2021 and one day in Spring 2021.
You will learn to:
• Collect & clean native seeds
The Basin Community Leadership Program is an exciting initiative focused on building leadership capacity throughout the Basin.
Developed by the Murray Darling Association and delivered in collaboration with our valued regional delivery partners, the program will identify, educate and mentor the next generation of water leaders. Workshop will be led by Julia Spicer from Engage and Create Consulting.
What: Two day face to face workshop
When: March 31 and April 1
Where: Dirranbandi
The Basin Community Leadership Program is an exciting initiative focused on building leadership capacity throughout the Basin.
Developed by the Murray Darling Association and delivered in collaboration with our valued regional delivery partners, the program will identify, educate and mentor the next generation of water leaders. Workshop will be led by Julia Spicer from Engage and Create Consulting.
What: Two day face to face workshop
When: March 31 and April 1
Where: Dirranbandi
The Basin Community Leadership Program is an exciting initiative focused on building leadership capacity throughout the Basin.
Developed by the Murray Darling Association and delivered in collaboration with our valued regional delivery partners, the program will identify, educate and mentor the next generation of water leaders. Workshop will be led by Julia Spicer from Engage and Create Consulting.
What: Two day face to face workshop
When: April 6 and 7
Where: St George
Cotton crop walk in Coleambally. A look at the new variety Sicot 606 B3F. Research priorities for CRDC. Practical demonstration of CSDs yield estimate tool - BARRY. Finish with BBQ Lunch. All welcome!
Date: Thursday 22nd April
Time: 10:30am
Location: Brigga Farms, Anderson Road, Coleambally
For more: RSVP required to admin@svcga.com.au