Webinar

Scheduling Irrigations with Limited Water – Australian Cotton Conference

Chris Nunn from CSIRO talks about scheduling irrigations with limited water using canopy temperature sensors.

Case Study

GVIA Application of digital technologies for automated irrigation field day booklet

The February 2021 field day brought together producers, researchers and industry partners to hear about the latest research a...

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Case Study

Review of Existing and Planned Broadacre Irrigation Research, Development and Extension SIP2- Desktop Study 27 June 2021

Review of current and future broadacre irrigation RD&E needs

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Video

Hiz Jamali and Chris Nunn talk Canopy Temperature Sensors at the GVIA SIP2 Field Day 2021

Plant Based sensing through the use of Canopy Temperature Sensors is now possible through the work of Hiz Jamali and Chris Nu...

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Tom Dowling talks at the GVIA SIP2 Field day

At the 2021 GVIA SIP2 field day Tom Dowling from GoannaAg talks about collaborations with Deakin University, Padman Stops and...

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Case Study

Responsive irrigation management with Canopy Temperature Stress technology

As part of Smarter Irrigation for Profit phase 1 (SIP1), the CSIRO conducted on-farm trials of canopy temperature stress (CTS...

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Podcast

Plant based sensing – optimising irrigation timing in limited water

Using plant bases sensing to monitor plant stress has been researched for many years, the challenge was determining how to ap...

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Video

Canopy Temperature Sensors as an Irrigation Tool by CottonInfo

Canopy temperature sensors are a new tool to help improve water use efficiency. CSIRO researcher Hiz Jamali explains the link...

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Making the most of limited water by CottonInfo

Cotton researcher and CSIRO breeder Dr Warren Conaty talks about limited water and timing application of that water during p...

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Fact Sheet

Plant-based sensing for cotton irrigation

Water is the most limiting factor for cotton production in Australia. This project aims to help optimize the irrigation strat...

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Webinar

Plant based sensing for cotton irrigation

Join Dr Mike Bange and Dr Hiz Jamali (CSIRO), Tom Dowling (Goanna Ag), Stewart Denston (cotton grower), and Amanda Thomas (Co...

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This project is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment as part of its Rural R&D for Profit program.

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