Responsible stream management practices for the north Queensland sugar industry

Gelijkaardige items

• Effect of soil fumigation on sugarcane productivity under high yielding conditions in north Queensland
  door: Muchow, R.C
  Gepubliceerd in: (1994)
• A comparison of 12-month sugarcane crop production between north Queensland and northern New South Wales
  door: Hughes, R.M
  Gepubliceerd in: (1995)
• Proceedings of Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists 1996:A review of green cane trash blanketing work in the Burdekin, A successful campaign to minimise harvesting losses within the Queensland sugar industry, An advisory system for the juice handling system at Farleigh mill, An integrated approach for the evaluation of research opportunities in the Queensland sugar industry, Application of shock absorption pads for cane bins
  door: McMahon, G.GLinedale, A.IPozzetti, CMcLeod, R.SSantarossa, L.G
  Gepubliceerd in: ()
• Management strategies for Bundaberg canegrowers for the 1990s, Addressing yield decline through a district cane productivity committee, The effect of placement and irrigation on the efficiency of use of 15N labelled urea by sugar cane, Nitrogen fertilisation for fields with sugar cane crop residues, Evaluation of armyworm infestation in north Queensland sugarcane ratoon crops
  door: Churchward, E.HChappell, W.JChapman, L.SChandler, K.J
  Gepubliceerd in: (1991)
• Occurrence of pest nematodes in Burdekin and central Queensland sugarcane fields, An assessment of soil and plant silicon levels in north Queensland, Effects of wet soil during early season ratoon establishment on sugarcane grown under different trash management systems in southern canelands, Analysis of sugar cane wax using high temperature GC-MS, Mill roller design and operational stress states
  door: Anderson, S.IBell, M.JBlair, B.LBerthelsen, SAskew, S
  Gepubliceerd in: (1999)