Publications and resources
Access research, guides, and resources for cotton growers
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Showing 111-120 of 120 results
1 January 2018
FIBREpak
FIBREpak is a guide to improving Australian cotton fibre quality.
9 January 2017
A basic guide to cotton pricing and quality
This guide, produced by the CottonInfo team, summaries key information for cotton growers regarding cotton pricing and quality classifications. It is specificially designed to be a handy reference...
29 July 2015
NRM/PESTICIDE INPUT EFFICIENCY: Using vegetative barriers to minimise spray drift on cotton farms
The establishment of vegetative barriers on cotton farms can greatly minimise the potential for spray drift to cause damage to sensitive areas.
27 December 2014
BIOSECURITY: Come Clean Go Clean
Come Clean. Go Clean. is one of the simplest yet most effective strategies for minimising the spread of weeds, diseases and pests. This fact sheet outlines a 4-step best practice wash-down guide for...
14 December 2014
WEEDpak Herbicide Damage ID guide
Finding herbicide damage in a cotton crop has been an unfortunate experience for far too many cotton growers over the years. Damage may be from residues in the soil from a herbicide applied to a...
1 December 2012
WATERpak
WATERpak is a guide for irrigation management in cotton and grain farming systems.
15 June 2012
NORpak
NORpak offers cotton production and management guidelines for the Burdekin and north Queensland coastal dry tropics region.
21 July 2011
Pests and Beneficials in Australian Cotton Landscapes
The Pests and Beneficials in Australian Cotton Landscapes guide introduces the role that native vegetation can play in Integrated Pest Management (IPM). It outlines some simple management principles...
30 September 2009
Fishes on Cotton Farms
Fishes on Cotton Farms is a guide to native fish and habitat management in North West NSW
23 June 2005
Integrated Pest Management Guidelines for Cotton Production in Australia
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) involves using all means of managing pest populations with the aim of reducing insecticide use while maintaining profitability, yield and fibre quality.
