Producing ‘Fine Cotton’
November 4, 2020
The are two big ‘Q’s of cotton production – the quantity and quality of the crop that contribute to the gross return. There are many factors over the duration of […]
Agronomy during COVID-19
September 1, 2020
Pubs closed, toilet paper an aspirational item, roadblocks on state borders, social gatherings limited to two people. COVID-19 has turned day-to-day life as we know it on its head – […]
Giving our industry due credit
May 19, 2020
Anyone working within, or on the fringes of the Australian Cotton industry over the past twelve or so months would be forgiven for feeling just a little battle weary.
Our inconvenient truth
February 25, 2020
There is a new threat out there in the paddock. It is not soil borne, transmitted by insects nor harboured in trash.
Verticillium Wilt – a VERY frustrating disease
December 7, 2019
A great frustration for agronomists and growers alike are the crop disorders which we’re powerless to control.
Big data at your fingertips
September 20, 2019
As we become overwhelmed with new forms of farm data generated by all sorts of technologies…
Constant reminders on why IPM needs to happen
July 24, 2019
Mother Nature has a strong record for reminding us who is boss – particularly when it comes to pest management.