Dryland cotton options with CSD

Cotton is a popular dryland summer crop. Current varieties, improvements in technology and trait advancements have simplified the process for growing dryland cotton, reducing production risks and allowing for greater flexibility in planting windows, pupae busting and refuge requirements.

Dryland cotton offers

one of the best gross margins for summer cropping
benefit in your rotation to a broadleaf crop to provide disease and weed break
advancements in biotechnology to make weed and pest control simpler and more flexible.

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Rewarding gross margins

Weed and pest control

Flexibility

Less risk

Marketing opportunities

Why other growers grow dryland cotton

Learn how CSD varieties are making an impact on-farm. Hear from growers Luke von Pein from Macalister, Qld, and Rowan Bennett, Jimbour Qld speak on their experiences.

Dan Skerman of Skerman Farming talks through the advantage of growing CSD’s new varieties in a dryland operation. CSD’s Agronomist Larissa Holland, based at Dalby, explains the evolution of the technology and why it’s a good fit for growers.