September–October, 2002: Volume 23 Issue 5
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12 Getting the lowdown on whitefly
18 Taking a close look at Hillston soils
22 Enzymes tackle another pesticide residue problem
26 Bollgard II gets the nod
28 CRDC reviews resistance research management
34 Controlling volunteer seedling cotton
38 Minimising collateral damage with shielded sprayers
40 When my barley smiles at me I go to Rio
43 Will global warming improve crop production?
50 Long term marketing discipline pays off
54 Identification of Polymeria and other take-all weeds
Leading Edge
61 The advantages of 12-row farming
64 Bollbox: No backache, speedy planting
66 By Bayer out of Aventis: New company could be a stayer
74 Managing cotton weeds with new herbicide technologies
76 Developing skills in spray technology
2 Editorial
6 Cotton Research Roundup
16 Field to Fabric: Cotton wax in
Australian cotton
46 The World Cotton Market
48 New York Cotton Futures
68 Classic Tractor Tales: Leave it to Ludwig
78 Germinating Ideas
80 News & New Products
84 District Reports
Agrichem
Agriforce
Agririsk
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Berendsen
Bob C. Healey
Bruce Gunning
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Excel
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Hayes & Baguley
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Major Metals
Melbourne Port
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Namoi Cotton
Neil’s Parts
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Paul Reinhart
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Sacoa
Shell Australia
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Soilutions
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TJ Welding
Total Ag Services
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