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  1. Serradella - Part C Establishing serradella

    Companion perenial grasses. Leaching of water below the root zone is one of the major causes of dryland salinity, of salty water entering river systems, and of soils becoming more acid

  2. Pistachio industry expansion

    The Australian pistachio industry primarily operates along the River Murray from Swan Hill in Victoria and up into South Australia (SA).

  3. Lucerne varieties

    At that time there was basically only one variety grown, Hunter River.

  4. Central West Dry Land Cropping Zone

    Medium to High Fertility soils. Red and chocolate basalts, red loams, river and creek flats.

  5. How to manage soil for citrus

    The Windsor district is similar, except most of the citrus is grown on deep alluvial loams as found along the Hawkesbury and adjacent river systems.

  6. Sweet corn growing

    Sweet corn growing. Date: Aug 2007  Author: Clarrie Beckingham. Introduction. The sweet corn industry in New South Wales is expanding - benefiting from increasing domestic consumption, export development and import replacement. Also, it is an

  7. Citrus nutrition

    There have also been cases along the Darling River near Menindee and Bourke.

  8. Quantifying the potential risk of pesticides used on cotton farms

    Monitoring of river water in three cotton growing catchments for 15 high-priority pesticides.

  9. Setaria for coastal pastures

    lautus) to scarce levels. On the floodplain soil of the Richmond River, setaria prevents re-establishment of tussock sedge (Carex appressa) and greatly slows the re-invasion of rushes (Juncus spp.).

  10. Magnesium and manganese deficiencies in citrus

    along the Murray River, in both acid and alkaline soils.

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