Proseding-AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DECADAL RAINFALL AND CLIMATE INDICES,YIELD FORECASTING FOR MARKETERS

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Main Author:	Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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Language:	English
Published:	Watson Ferguson and Company 2005
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Proseding-A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF AQUEOUS ETHANOL PULPING OF BAGASSE- THE ECOPULP PROCESS,A WEB-BASED SYSTEM FOR PLANNING USE OF LIMITED IRRIGATION WATER IN SUGARCANE,AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DECADAL RAINFALL AND CLIMATE INDICES,APPLICATION OF SPECTRAL UNMIXING TO TRASH LEVEL ESTIMATION IN BILLET CANE,BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SUGARCANE PRODUCTION IN THE INGHAM LINE AREA OF THE HERBERT RIVER DISTRICT
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-A plant improvement program to develop varieties from Ramu, Papua New Guinea,A soil called bagasse,A simple method for estimating the return of nutrients in sugarcane trash,An experimental investigation into the effect of mill orientation angle on reabsorption factor,Analysis of sugarcane yield productivity trends in the wet tropics at a district level
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-YIELD RESPONSE SURFACES FOR SPACING OF SUGARCANE PLANTS,COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS- AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS MODEL FOR INDUSTRY VALUE CHAIN MANAGEMENT,LESSONS IN COLLABORATION- THE EXPERIENCE OF COLLABORATIVE R and D IN THE SUGAR YIELD DECLINE JOINT VENTURE,PROCESS BENCHMARKING IN CANE SUGAR FACTORIES,THE SUGARCANE BIOREFINERY- ENERGY CROPS AND PROCESSES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LIQUID FUELS AND RENEWABLE COMMODITY CHEMICALS
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-The evolution of the STG-FCB two-roll mill,The future for cogeneration in the sugar industry,The measurement of raw sugar crystal size by sieving and by laser diffraction,The position of harvesting traffic does affect yield,The possible pitfalls of using productivity data to evaluate variety performance
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-The relative importance of cane yield and traits affecting CCS in sugarcane varieties,The use of Excel spreadsheets in the modelling of the dynamics of tracer washout in continuous pans,The world market challenge for the UK beet sugar industry,Time trends of nitrate in groundwaters under intensive agriculture,Towards a new generation of bagasse-fired boilers
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-Lodging - a major constraint to high yield and CCS in the wet and dry tropics,Long-term changes in soil carbon and nitrogen under trash blanketing,Managing low sugar prices on farms - short-term and longer-term strategies,Meeting the market challenge,Nitrogen losses via subsurface flow from sugar cane on floodplain soils in the Australian wet tropics
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-REMOTE CONTROLLED LOCOMOTIVES AND THEIR APPLICATION WITHIN A CANE TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENT,ROW SPACING AND TILLAGE EFFECTS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF SUGARCANE,SOLVING THE ACID SULFATE SOIL PROBLEM-A CASE STUDY IN CO-OPERATION,SUGAR MILL DRIVES-THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN GEAR AND PINION MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY,SUGARCANE DISEASE MANAGEMENT FOR THE 21ST CENTURY-CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE CRC FOR TROPICAL PLANT PROTECTION
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-THE CURRENT DISEASE SITUATION ON THE COMMERCIAL ESTATE OF RAMU SUGAR, PAPUA NEW GUINEA,THE EFFECT OF DOWNY MILDEW ON SUGARCANE YIELD IN THE VARIETY B72177 AT RAMU SUGAR, GUSAP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA,THE INCIDENCE OF SUGARCANE DISEASES IN QUEENSLAND,THE INDEPENDENT SUGAR INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT OF 2004; AN EMPHASIS ON FARMING PRACTICE. WHAT DOES THE INDUSTRY TAKE FROM IT,THE INFLUENCE OF VESICULAR ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAE (VAM) ON SUGARCANE GROWTH IN THE FIELD
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-ENHANCING THE LIFE OF SHREDDER HAMMER TUNGSTEN CARBIDE TIPS,ESTIMATION OF HARVESTER LOSSES BY DETERMINATION OF SUGAR IN HARVEST RESIDUE,GASEOUS NITROGEN LOSSES FROM ACID SULFATE SUGARCANE SOILS ON THE COASTAL LOWLANDS,IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NIR BASED CANE ANALYSIS SYSTEM AT THE MARYBOROUGH SUGAR FACTORY LIMITED,2005_INVESTIGATION OF CRYSTAL ABRASION AND DUST GENERATION IN A SPOUTED FLUIDISED BED DRYER
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-OPTIMAL SCHEDULING OF ROAD VEHICLES IN THE MARYBOROUGH SUGARCANE TRANSPORT SYSTEM,OUR HOME IS GIRT BY SEA - BUT HOW WELL ARE WE PREPARED IN AUSTRALIA FOR EXOTIC CANE BORERS,OVERCOMING ON-FARM CONSTRAINTS TO PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY IN A WET TROPICAL AREA,PATTERNS OF ADOPTION OF COMMERCIAL SUGARCANE VARIETIES TO INCREASE ECONOMIC RETURNS TO THE AUSTRALIAN SUGAR INDUSTRY,POTENTIAL IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE QUEENSLAND SUGAR INDUSTRY AND THE CAPACITY FOR ADAPTATION
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-Evaporator performance monitoring at Farleigh mill,Extension. tomorrow's innovation facilitators,Further advances in automating base cutter height control,2000 - Gains from family and visual selection in sugarcane, particularly for heavily lodged crops in the Burdekin region
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-Viscoelastic characterisation of low-grade molasses by jet-swell measurement,Water use efficiency and soil water availability for sugarcane,Screening Australian sugarcane clones for smut reaction in Indonesia - initial results,Cane cleaning using a horizontal blower system
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-Centrifugal dewatering of bagasse,Chemical cleaning of sugar mill evaporators,Chemical ripeners- an opportunity for the Australian sugar industry,Chopper systems in cane harvesters - B results of a test program,Chopper systems in cane harvesters- A. development of a test facility
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-PROCESS BENCHMARKING IN CANE SUGAR FACTORIES,PRODUCTIVITY INCREASES FROM NEW VARIETIES IN THE QUEENSLAND SUGAR INDUSTRY,PROGRESS IN THE MODELLING OF THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE,RATOON STUNTING DISEASE OF SUGARCANE AS INFLUENCED BY ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS,REDUCTION OF BOILER STACK DUST EMISSIONS AT PLANE CREEK MILL
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proseding-Selecting exhaustion profiles for low grade massecuite processing,Simulating the effect of farming practices on numbers of Childers canegrubs,Sugar factory configurations for increased cogeneration,Technology to win on a lopsided playing field,The Balcke-Duerr falling film plate evaporator - an innovative concept for evaporation in the cane industry
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-Towards improved harvest management using a systems approach,Towards understanding the pressure dependence of hygroscopic water,Trash management - consequences for soil carbon and nitrogen,Variation in sucrose concentration with crop age in primary, sucker and dead stalks in New South Wales environments,Varietal response to irrigation amount and method in the Bundaberg areas
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proseding-On-line measurement of crystal content in massecuites using low resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy,Performance model for cross-flow cooling towers,Polarisation of raw sugar without basic lead acetate. international collaborative test,Prevention of airheater corrosion,Quantifying the loss of nutrients from the immediate area when sugarcane residues are burnt
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proceedings of Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists 2000: High soil nitrate concentrations during autumn and winter increase suckering,High-speed milling - a low cost avenue for increasing milling capacity,IMPACT OF SUCKERING AND LODGING ON PRODUCTIVITY OF CULTIVARS IN THE WET TROPICS,Influence of soybean residue management on nitrogen mineralisation and leaching and soil pH in a wet tropical environment,Investigation of clarification control based on secondary juice mud solids
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2000)

Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology 2005-THE RESISTANCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN SUGARCANE GERMPLASM TO DISEASES IN QUEENSLAND,THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COMPETITION BETWEEN RURAL LIVING AND CANE GROWING,TO SHIFT OR NOT TO SHIFT- OPTIMUM HARVEST WINDOW FOR PLANE CREEK,TOWNSVILLE TALL PLANT FACILITYï¿½EXAMPLES OF ITS APPLICATION FOR SUGARCANE RESEARCH,UNDERSTANDING JUICE FLOW PATTERNS IN ROBERTS EVAPORATORS
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proceedings of Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists 2000: High density planting as an economic production strategy - (a) overview and potential benefits,High density planting as an economic production strategy - (b) theory and trial results,High density planting as an economic production strategy - (d) economic assessment and industry implications,High density planting as an economic production strategy- (c) a farming system and equipment requirements
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2005)

Proceedings of Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists 2006: RESISTANCE COMPONENTS IN BURDEKIN SUGARCANE VARIETIES TO DAMAGE BY GREYBACK CANEGRUBS,ROW SPACING EFFECT ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF SEVERAL SUGARCANE VARIETIES IN NORTH QUEENSLAND,SEPARATING HIGH PURITY B MOLASSES FOR HIGH POL SUGAR PRODUCTION,STEAM SIDE CALANDRIA MODELLING OF VACUUM PANS AND EVAPORATORS,SUGAR LOSSES IN BURNT AND GREEN CANE HARVESTING IN ARGENTINA
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
Published: (2006)

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by: Proceedings of Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists
Published: (1994)

Proceedings of Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists 2004:PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTINUOUS A PAN AT TULLY MILL,POTASSIUM- A CRITICAL ROLE IN SUGARCANE PRODUCTION, PARTICULARLY IN DROUGHT CONDITIONS,PREDICTING MILL SPEED,QUANTIFYING RISK OF LOSS FROM SUGARCANE DISEASES AND OTHER VARIETY RELATED CAUSES,QUARANTINE SURVEY OF CAPE YORK PENINSULA AND THE TORRES STRAIT--2003
by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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by: Proceeding Australian Social Sugar Cane Technology
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Proseding-AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DECADAL RAINFALL AND CLIMATE INDICES,YIELD FORECASTING FOR MARKETERS

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