CRDC

@CottonResearch

The Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC): investing in cotton research, development and extension for the Australian cotton industry.

Narrabri, NSW
crdc.com.au
Tilmeldt september 2014
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    The grower advisory panels are meeting today to review the research and development proposals for the 2018-19 investments

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    21. nov.

    Digital agriculture could lift cotton GVP by 28% presents findings to

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    21. nov.

    Hearing from Joseph Foley on the team’s amazing work in Thanks to support, this program has expanded from to and

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  4. 21. nov.

    Today, the CRDC R&D team met with the grower panels to discuss the RD&E proposals for 2018-19. And now, we’re onto a planning session with our cotton growers for our CRDC 2018-23 Strategic Plan

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    21. nov.

    Amazing advocate for the Cotton Industry & addressing the awards luncheon

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  6. 21. nov.

    On national , we celebrate the contribution of RD&E to our world-leading industry. Pictured: pioneering grower Vic Melbourne, his granddaughter & young farming champion & leading industry researcher Dr Robert Mensah (photo by ).

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    21. nov.

    National Australians count on rural Australia for future prosperity. In an average year, Australia’s cotton growers produce enough cotton to clothe 500 million people. Thank the people who work hard to produce the food you eat and clothes you wear!

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  8. 21. nov.

    Three generations of Australian growers from Moree: John Seery, son Steve and grandsons Thomas & Lucas. Today is National Ag Day - celebrating the contribution of our growers and Australian ag! (photo by )

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    20. nov.

    Cotton Australia supports AgDay, a celebration of Australia's fastest-growing industry.

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    20. nov.

    Happy ! Today we recognise and celebrate our agricultural industries and the massive contribution they make to our economy and the lives of everyday Aussies

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    20. nov.

    Woohoo! is here!A time to reflect & to celebrate Australia’s fastest growing industry and the literally millions of people involved

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    20. nov.

    Australia's single most important industry is agriculture!

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    20. nov.

    We have the best Food & Fibre in Australia for a reason. One of those reasons is research. My shot of a 60m high & 216m wide artwork , Kieran Shephard & I concepted up just outside of Narrabri.

    Farmers produce food.Ag research helps make it great Sydney uni Narrabri. This paddock feeds Aust pasta for a week.
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    20. nov.

    CottonInfo Mirid cages set up today at IREC field station. 6 will have mirids at early square, 6 will be exclusion cages for two weeks@CeRRF_Griffith

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    20. nov.

    My Dad Chris Lehmann was the 1st Independent cotton consultant in Australia & my grandpa Vic Melbourne is one of the first pioneers to farm cotton in North West, NSW in the 1960s. Thank past & present who work hard to produce the food you eat & clothes you wear!

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  16. 16. nov.

    One week remains for to have their say on our next five year strategic plan via our online feedback form: . What does the future of look like to you?

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    16. nov.

    Shooting a new video today about chemical labels with the ever patient Paul Grundy

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  18. 14. nov.

    The first meeting of the newly appointed board is underway in Narrabri. Pictured: directors Rosemary Richards, Les Copeland, Greg Kauter, Kathryn Adams, Bruce Finney (Exec Director), Richard Haire (Chair), Liz Alexander & Jeremy Burdon

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    8. nov.

    Dawson Valley Cotton Growers Assoc at post drinks

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    9. nov.

    Great day for - lots of information, tech & questions

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