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CottonInfo is the Australian cotton industry’s joint extension program.In the Crop to Top podcast, we bring you conversations with the program's Regional Extension Officers and Technical Leads, as well as researchers and cotton growers connected to CottonInfo with a story to share.
CottonInfo hosts CottonInfo: Crop to Top, a science show with 86 episodes published.
There's a lot more to cotton classification than meets the eye! In this episode, we unpack how fibre quality is measured and why those results matter for processing, spinning performance and your bottom line - and how a
Modern fish screens are proving to be a win-win for both the environment and farm operations, helping protect native fish populations while improving irrigation efficiency. In this episode, Rod Price (NSW DPI) and Stacey
Introducing the new CottonInfo Nutrition and Plant Physiology Technical Lead - Tim Weaver. From school teacher to cotton researcher, Tim Weaver joins CottonInfo with plenty of insight into what really matters in crop nut
Introducing the new CottonInfo Weeds Technical Lead - Graham Charles. From humble beginnings on a mixed farm and an unexpected entry into cotton, Graham shares how a passion for pastures evolved into a leading role in we
In this episode, CRDC’s Susan Maas joins the podcast to update us on the progress of CRDC's 'Clever Cotton' Strategic Plan at the halfway mark. From big investments in a new industry data platform and the Australian Cott
Thinking about getting more value from the data you’re already collecting on‑farm – or not sure where to start? Then the CRDC Cotton Course microcredential Digital and Data Solutions for Cotton Systems is for you. In thi
In this episode, we unpack the rapid and unexpected spread of the Indian cotton jassid across the US Cotton Belt, just 18 months after first being detected. Dr Scott Graham - who featured in a recent episode on his visit
Megan Woodward chats with CottonInfo Technical Lead and climate specialist Jon Welsh about why eastern cotton regions are starting dry, how El Niño events really behave behind the headlines, and what growers can do now t
In early March, Extension Agronomist Eddie McGriff from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System and Dr Scott Graham, Extension Entomologist at Alabama's Auburn University, travelled to Australia to tour key cropping sys
In this episode, Megan is joined by CottonInfo Technical Lead Sharna Holman, and state disease pathologists Dr Dinesh Kafle (QLD) and Dr Chi Nguyen (NSW) - who are both part of the Australian Cotton Disease Collaboration
It's official - CottonInfo has a Regional Extension Officer in northern Australia! In this episode, we sit down with Nicole Bell, CottonInfo’s first-ever REO for the region, based in Kununurra. Nicole shares her winding
In this episode, we sit down with fatigue experts Professor Sally Ferguson (CQ University) and Kerri-Lynn Peachey (University of Sydney) to unpack the CRDC-supported research project Farming and Fatigue: Growing Sensible
As part of the Australian Cotton Disease Collaboration (ACDC), Dr Cassy Percy from UniSQ is leading a project that's working to create the Australian Cotton Pathogen Collection. The project aims to fill gaps in knowledge
The brand new CRDC Cotton Course offers flexible, targeted learning for people across the Australian cotton industry. Delivered by the University of Sydney in partnership with CottonInfo and Cotton Seed Distributors (CSD
It's not the most glamourous aspect of growing a crop, but record keeping when it comes to chemical use is critically important. In this episode get some practical tips for effective record keeping, especially during the
In the final episode in our three-part series about the 2015 CottonInfo Irrigation Automation Tour we sit down with manufacturer and retailer Shawn Padman from Padman Group. This is a great chat from a different perspect
In Part 2 of our 10 years on from the CottonInfo Irrigation Automation Tour pod chats, we catch up with NSW cotton grower Andrew Watson. We cover off on the evolution of Andrew's irrigation practices - from the trigger p
Welcome to Season 5 of the CottonInfo 'Crop to Top' podcast! A decade on, the 2015 CottonInfo Irrigation Automation Tour is still referenced as a turning point in how the industry came to understand new irrigation techno
While it's a much looked forward to time of year, there's no getting around the fact that the silly season coincides with one of the busiest times of the cotton season. In this episode we chat with Professor Siobahn Bank
The importance of good spray drift management during the high-risk summer months can't be overstated. In this episode we talk about controlling the controllables (and managing the uncontrollable elements), the critical r
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