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Murphy's Laws:  

(1) If anything can go wrong, it will.

(2) Nothing is as easy as it looks.

(3) Everything takes longer than you think it will.

Monsanto Cotton Choices Program 2010/11 Season

Cotton Choices™ 2010/11

 

Monsanto’s Cotton Choices™ program is returning for the 2010/11 cotton season, giving growers greater flexibility and choice in managing their cash flow and production risks.

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9th February 2010 - Winter Crop Post Mortem

09/02/2010 8:00 am

 

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The Madness of the ETS - Climate Sceptics Presentation

This is a presentation (see article attachment) from the Climate Sceptics of Australia and provides some thought provoking arguements against the climate change promoters.  I think everyone believes that we should reduce our emissions, but at what cost.  The ETS is a lose/lose situation for agricultural businesses.  We have already enabled Australia to achieve Kyoto targets via the native vegetation laws.  I fear we will be left holding the can for Copenhagan targets as well.

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Cereal Rust Report 2009 Vol7 #12 - 2010 Ratings for Varieties

Please see attachment for final 2009 cereal rust report - This report contains cereal variety rust ratings for the 2010 season. 

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Herbicides other than 2,4-D damage cotton and other sensitive summer crops

With Cotton in the Tamarang and Caroona region this summer, it is pertinent to provide some information about hormone damage, the relative amounts required to cause damage and the extent of damage that can be caused by hormones.  This is an article from 'Fallow Solutions' a regular newsletter from Dow AgroSciences. 

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Spray Technology and Drift Management Workshop

03/11/2009 8:00 am
04/11/2009 4:30 pm

This is a one day course in two locations - 3rd Nov 'Kilmarnock' & 4th Nov Gabo.  Please note on the attached information sheet that an RSVP is required.  Attendance is a must for those who haven't been to this type of course yet & Bill Gordon is a world leader in this field.

 

Please see attachement for further details.

 

 

 

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Winter Cereal Agronomy Field Day 15th October 2009

 

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Cereal Foliar Disease Reference Point - GRDC Publication

This publication (see attachment) has been produced by GRDC to aim finding material about cereal foliar diseases and their control.

It is a very comprehensive list and will be very handy.

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Tropical Pasture Planting - Nov 09

Tropical Pasture Planting - Nov 09

There has been plenty of success planting tropical pasture species into dry, red soil with this type of machine.

Healthy Soils Workshop 2008

Namoi CMA Maarten Stapper Healthy Soils Workshop - 2008

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El Nino's influence 31/8/06

Click on this link to go to article.

Link to full article @BOM.com.au

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SOI's impact

SOI's impact

- submitted by R Grant 31/8/06

Rainstorm - Just a reminder of what it looks like!!!

Rainstorm - Just a reminder of what it looks like!!!

- submitted by P McKenzie

2006 Winter Crop Gross Margins

Winter crop gross margins. You can alter the information as you see fit. There are hyperlinks in the spreadsheet to move you from the gross margins to the summary sheet which will be underlined in blue or purple.  In the summary page only fill in the yellow squares to generated changes in the 'hectares' etc.

 

- submitted by P McKenzie

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12 month rainfall

12 month rainfall

- Image submitted by J Arnott

Fertiliser Rows - MaxEmerge (Front)

Fertiliser Rows - MaxEmerge (Front)

Fertiliser Rows - MaxEmerge (Front)

Fertiliser Rows - MaxEmerge (Front)

Fertiliser Rows - MaxEmerge (Side)

Fertiliser Rows - MaxEmerge (Side)

GIS Mapping Samples

These Maps have all been produced by connecting the free Udig ( download here) Desktop Mapping Sofware connected to the Geosciences Australia Web Mapping Service. Click on the Thumbnails to see full scale versions.

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Recommended Software - Summer 2006

These are the the highly reccomended free software programs for Summer 2006.

Some are especially important if you are creating content for the website, others are just plain useful or amazing. A CD with these programs is also available from Rod Grant or Pete Mckenzie if you have trouble downloading them.

  • Adobe Acrobat Reader is an essential program for reading preformatted files that will look the same on any system that they are viewed on.

 

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Insect Seed Treatment Chart

Insect Seed Treatment Chart

A chart of insecticide Seed treatments trial results

Subsoil Constraints

SUBSOIL CONSTRAINTS WORKSHOP

 

SPRING RIDGE

 

3rd August 2004

 

What are subsoil constraints?

  • A subsoil constraint is any chemical or physical feature that restricts root extension into the subsoil layer.
  • This limits water and nutrients available to the plant.

 

Examples of Constraints.

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Pasture Agronomy

Pasture Agronomy – an experienced pasture agronomist provides farm visits based on your nominated time requirement. Agronomic advice is supplied with your production system in mind while constantly challenging your pasture production boundaries.

Effect of Spray Volume & Droplet Size on Coverage

Effect of Spray Volume & Droplet Size on Coverage

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