CSD Cotton Management Knowledge Library
Precision planting lays the groundwork for a uniform plant stand and strong yields
Precision planting lays the groundwork for a uniform plant stand and strong yields A uniform plant stand lays the groundwork for a healthy plant population and strong yields. Through precision planting, every seed is afforded the ideal conditions to emerge and thrive....
Diggin’ deep: Understanding your cotton crop’s soil condition
Diggin’ deep: Understanding your cotton crop’s soil condition Soil is the root of all growth, providing essential nutrients, water and support for your crop’s development. To achieve uniform cotton crop establishment, strong seed emergence and optimise potential...
10 reasons to get the Green Light for Planting
10 reasons to get the Green Light for Planting Planting your cotton crop sets the standard for the entire season. The temptation to plant early may be strong, however waiting until conditions are optimal paves the way for a successful crop with higher yield potential...
Pre-season maintenance
Pre-season maintenance Before heading to the field, a pre-season check of your planter is a must to help achieve the desired plant population and uniformity. Neglecting planter maintenance can impact your entire growing season, leading to uneven emergence, gappy...
Smart data, strong crops: Why CSD Members are farming with an edge
Smart data, strong crops: Why CSD Members are farming with an edge In cotton farming, there’s one thing you can count on: no two seasons are ever the same. The weather, pests, markets—there’s always a new challenge waiting. The growers who come out on top are the...
Why choose to grow cotton in Southern NSW?
Why choose to grow cotton in Southern NSW? Deniliquin growers are welcome to come along to our free Cotton Growing Forum on the 3rd of September to hear about the advantages of producing cotton as part of their farming system. The cotton industry in Southern New South...
CSD 20 saw to commercial comparison
CSD 20 saw to commercial comparison CSD currently runs all its trials through a 20 saw Cherokee gin stand. This provides a single cleaner ahead of the saws, which separate the lint and seed, and a final lint cleaner before we gather samples for classing. Why does CSD...
Benefit of Nitrogen Fertilizer Inhibitor
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Evolving Trial Methods: Enhancing Data Quality and Speed for Agronomic Insight
Evolving Trial Methods: Enhancing Data Quality and Speed for Agronomic Insight As part of our continued commitment to deliver timely trial results, we are transitioning to a new approach in how harvest and ginning data is captured and reported in CSD’s trial results....
Differences in how cotton varieties grow, and why it’s important? An XtendFlex® update
Larissa Holland, Michael Bange and the CSD Extension Team At a glance This study aimed to analyse the developmental and growth patterns of CSD's varieties containing Bollgard® 3 XtendFlex® traits and determine if they differ significantly from previous Bollgard 3...