Cotton Yearbook 2019

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CRDC list of current projects

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he Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) delivers outcomes in cotton research, development and extension (RD&E) for the Australian cotton industry. A partnership between the Commonwealth Government and cotton growers, CRDC invests in world-leading RD&E to benefit Australia’s dynamic cotton industry, and the wider community. We invest in innovation and transformative technologies to deliver impact. Our Investments are guided by growers and the cotton industry’s research priorities through Cotton Australia’s grower R&D advisory panels. We invest in five key areas under our

Key focus area

Strategic RD&E Plan: increasing productivity and profitability on Australian cotton farms; improving cotton farming sustainability and value chain competitiveness; building the adaptive capacity of the Australian cotton industry; strengthening partnerships and adoption; and driving RD&E impact. The below lists the current projects that CRDC is investing in, on the industry’s behalf, in 2019–20 (current as of June 2019). For more information on the five investment areas and the projects listed below, please contact CRDC on 02 6792 4088 or visit the CRDC website: www.crdc.com.au.

Project title

Project code Researcher

GOAL 1: Increased productivity and profitability on cotton farms 1.1 Optimised Precision management for improved cotton quality Improving crop establishment, termination and weed control in farming dryland cotton farming systems systems Increased yield through improved management of soil constraints in cotton farm Managing cotton quality to maintain Australia's premium status (includes CottonInfo technical lead and myBMP module lead) A biological alternative to nitrogen fertiliser in cotton Improving the nitrogen use efficiency of cotton crops through better understanding the role of dissolved organic N Improving water use efficiency in a changing climate Improving water use efficiency in a changing climate More Profit from Nitrogen – Enhancing nutrient use efficiency in cotton More Profit from Nitrogen – Improved nitrogen use efficiency through accounting for deep soil and mineralisable N supply, and deployment of Enhanced Efficiency Fertilisers to better match crop N demand More Profit from Nitrogen – Improving dairy farm nitrogen efficiency using advanced technologies More Profit from Nitrogen – Increasing nitrogen use efficiency in dairy pastures More Profit from Nitrogen – New technologies and managements: transforming nitrogen use efficiency in cane production. More Profit from Nitrogen – Nitrogen use efficiency indicators for the Australian cotton, sugar, dairy & horticulture industries More Profit from Nitrogen – Optimising nutrient management for improved productivity and fruit quality in cherries More Profit from Nitrogen – Optimising nutrient management for improved productivity and fruit quality in mangoes More Profit from Nitrogen – PMA Meetings More Profit from Nitrogen – Project Communications More Profit from Nitrogen – Quantifying the whole farm systems impact of nitrogen best practice on dairy farms More Profit from Nitrogen – Science leadership and project coordination More Profit from Nitrogen – Smart blended use of enhanced efficiency fertilisers to maximise sugarcane profitability More Profit from Nitrogen – YourData platform

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Organisation

Commenced Completed

CMSE1802 CRDC1937

Robert Long Annabelle Guest

CSIRO DCRA

Jul-17 Jan-19

Jun-20 Apr-20

USQ1903

John Bennett

USQ

Jun-19

Jun-22

CRDC1924

Rene van der Sluijs Textile Technical Services

Oct-18

Sep-20

UN1901 CSP1904

Grace Scott U Nottingham & Azotic Sep-18 Bennett Macdonald CSIRO Jul-18

Sep-19 Jun-21

CSP1804 UNSW1802 RRDP1712

Katrina Broughton CSIRO John Triantafilis UNSW Graeme Schwenke NSW DPI

Jul-17 Jul-17 Jul-16

Jun-20 Jun-20 Jun-21

RRDP1717

Lukas Van Zwieten NSW DPI

Jul-16

May-20

RRDP1715

Helen Suter

UM

Jul-16

Nov-19

RRDP1714

David Rowlings

QUT

Jul-16

Nov-19

RRDP1719

Matt Redding

QDAF

Sep-16

Jun-21

RRDP1901

Dio Antille

CSIRO

Mar-19

Jul-19

RRDP1721

Nigel Swarts

UTAS

Aug-16

Jun-21

RRDP1720

Mila Bristow

NTDPIR

Aug-16

Jun-21

RRDP1722 RRDP1735 RRDP1716

Allan Williams Allan Williams Richard Eckard

CRDC CRDC UM

Jul-16 Jul-16 Jul-16

Jun-20 Apr-20 Apr-20

RRDP1711

Marguerite White

Consultant

Nov-16

Jun-20

RRDP1718

Weijin Wang

DSITI

Jul-16

Apr-20

RRDP1727

Jeff Coutts

Coutts J&R

Feb-17

Jun-21

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Up-to-date marketing information including Processing, Marketing, Merchants and Classing Organisations

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pages 180-201

BCI’ s membership grows

2min
pages 178-179

Austr alian brands switch on to better cotton

2min
page 177

Converting low-grade cotton into gel with variable use qualities

5min
pages 174-176

CRDC list of current projects

16min
pages 163-169

A new crop of chinos at M.J. Bale

7min
pages 170-173

CottonInfo and Meet Our Team

4min
pages 161-162

Better dryland cotton yields with phosphorus

5min
pages 159-160

Burr breakthrough: Insights into Noogoora

9min
pages 154-158

Using drone technology to release beneficials in cotton

8min
pages 150-153

Help prevent spray drift with new crop mapping technology

3min
pages 136-139

myBMP underpins Australia’s cotton sustainability credentials

3min
pages 146-149

New Texas variety can be used for food and fibre

6min
pages 133-135

Seeing green on green: A new way to look at weed control

7min
pages 140-143

Local group takes creative approach to spray drift

2min
pages 144-145

Diversity extends herbicide ‘life’ in triple-stacked cotton

5min
pages 131-132

Cotton Landcare Tech-Innovations 2021

8min
pages 126-130

Australian Rural Leadership program

2min
pages 124-125

Nuffield scholars announced

2min
pages 122-123

Education plays a key role

5min
pages 114-117

Delungra growers taking cotton to new heights

19min
pages 100-103

The UNE/CRDC cotton course update and future plans

4min
pages 118-121

Microwaves: More bing for your weed control buck?

4min
pages 110-113

Cotton a profitable option on Maryborough cane farm

5min
pages 96-99

A year full of challenges

13min
pages 10-19

Noble gases and clever science equals better grasp on

11min
pages 82-89

Big year for Women in Cotton

7min
pages 20-25

Cotton production footprint getting bigger

2min
page 35

Megadrought caused mega biodiversity loss

2min
pages 94-95

First cotton plants sprout on the Moon

2min
pages 26-27

Predicted climate change impacts

10min
pages 30-34

A smorgasbord of travel

1min
pages 28-29
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