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21 June 2024

Pre-emergent (residual) herbicides are becoming increasingly important in weed control strategies in southern NSW.This fact sheet highlights the factors to consider when planning a pre-emergent...

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9 May 2024

One key method to improve fertiliser recovery and reduce losses is using Enhanced Efficiency Fertilisers (EEF). EEFs contain a physical or chemical barrier that delays the release of nutrients into...

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10 April 2024

Pre-emergent (residual) herbicides are becoming increasingly important in weed control strategies in Central Queensland.This document highlights the factors to consider when planning a pre-emergent...

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7 March 2024

Rapid population growth of silverleaf whitefly (SLW) can occur from mid-season onwards, particularly when natural enemies have been disrupted by insecticides.

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6 March 2024

Ramularia leaf spot (RLS; grey mildew) in tropical cotton is a foliar disorder caused by Ramulariopsis sp. that can be easily identified by the presence of white to greyish spores on the underside of...

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7 December 2023

This fact sheet developed for CottonInfo by Ag Econ offers insights into how yield maps can be used to improve enterprise profitability.Download your copy:

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8 July 2023

Gross Margin risk analysis: Water Use Efficiency. With the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) giving a 70% chance that El Nino may develop later in 2023 (three times the normal likelihood), there is a good...

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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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