Late season irrigation management

Many crops, particularly in the northern regions, are fast approaching cutout. Cutout occurs when the plant has 4-5 nodes above white flower (NAWF) and generally occurs late January to mid February. This is the time of the last effective flower which can be used to plan irrigations after cutout.  End of season water requirements can be determined by estimating the number of days until defoliation and predicting the amount of water likely to be used over this period.

Irrigation, plant physiology and disease field day - Emerald

A field day focusing on irrigation, plant physiology and disease is being held in Emerald this Thursday 15 January at 9am.

Geoff Hunter, CottonInfo's regional development officer for the Central Highlands will join Cotton Australia's regional manager Renee Anderson, CSIRO's research scientist Dr Rose Brodrick, and CSD's senior plant pathologist Dr Stephen Allen for the field day.

Date: Thursday, 15 January 2015

Time: 9am

Location: Nev Brownlie, 'Crandley', 874 Wills Road, Emerald.