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30 April 2026

Verticillium wilt is a soil‑borne disease that can cause significant cotton yield losses, particularly under cool, wet conditions and in later‑maturing crops. It is widespread across NSW and parts of Queensland and can be difficult to diagnose in the field.

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11 December 2025

Phenoxy herbicides such as 2,4-D, MCPA and dicamba can cause damage to sensitive crops such as tomatoes, grapes and cotton. These crops are very sensitive to this group of herbicides and small...
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27 November 2025

Silverleaf whitefly (SLW) is a major pest of mid to late-stage cotton. SLW honeydew is a serious contaminant of cotton lint, with the potential to harm our export reputation. This comprehensive fact...
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1 July 2025

These biodiversity monitoring tool fact sheets aim to prepare growers for future sustainability and market demands and highlight the support available for growers seeking detailed guidance.

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23 June 2025

The control of unwanted volunteer and ratoon cotton is an essential part of good integrated pest and disease management.
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23 May 2025

Clay soils in Australia largely underpin the cotton industry due to their excellent water-holding capabilities. However, this beneficial trait can pose challenges when rainfall coincides with cotton...
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5 March 2025

Climate is the most important factor impacting cotton growth and development and how the crop might be managed in northern Australia.

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16 January 2025

System capacity is the most important design criterion for centre pivot and lateral move (CPLM) systems. This fact sheet walks through the calculation of system capacity in centre pivot (CP)...

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16 January 2025

Northern Australia is characterised by its highly variable rainfall patterns, influenced by a range of complex climatic systems. For agricultural practices, especially in cotton farming understanding...

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23 December 2024

How to collect, store & send plant samples.

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