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Final report : National Heritage Trust Project 972471 : Beneficial use irrigation strategies with treated urban effluent
(2000)
Objectives for research:1. To identify the demand for effluent water by comparing three levels of water application to assess economics of crop response to water, and the impact on balancing storage capacity;2. To select ...
Biomass accumulation in sugarcane (NERDD&D Project 79/9028 - Final)
(1984)
Growth analysis experiments were conducted at Ayr and Bundaberg from 1979 to 1982 to study biomass accumulation in plant and ratoon crops of sugarcane. Crops were planted and ratooned in March, June, September and December, ...
Optimising rejection of dirt by cane harvestersSRDC project BS26S final report
(1994)
Project objectives were
Final Report - SRDC Project BS124S, A Management Assistance Package for Optimising Harvester/Infield Transport Productivity
(1998)
The two year project to develop a management assistance package for optimising harvester/infield transport productivity was completed during 1997. The project involved several phases: initial data collection from contractors; ...
Final Report - SRDC Project BS64S, Management Strategies for Drip Irrigation Systems in Sugarcane
(1998)
Two drip irrigation trials were conducted on clay (krasnozem) and sandy loam (gley podzolic) soils to investigate the optimum positioning of drip irrigation tape for effective irrigation on contrasting soil types. Further ...
Final report - SRDC project BS103S : Evaluation of the chop-throw system for incorporation in a two-row harvester
(2000)
This report outlines a three-year project to develop a two-row, chop-throw harvester in conjunction with a Bundaberg innovator and evaluate its performance under commercial conditions. The role of the BSES in this project ...
Optimisation of cultural practices for efficient mechanical harvesting (Final report SRDC Project BS20S)
(1991)
Some progress has already been made in identifying field conditions and practices which lead to high dirt levels. These include lodged cane, wet field conditions and cutting with the harvester basecutter below ground ...
Final report SRDC project BS65S optimising cane harvester extractor performance
(1996)
The three year project to optimise cane harvester extractor peformance was directed into three separate areas - evaluation of existing commercial or semi commercial cleaning system -development of an extractor hood design ...
Phytotoxic substances associated with the decomposition of sugarcane trash residues. (Final report SRDC Project BS31S)
(1992)
Ratooning through trash blankets is generally effective with minor exceptions for certain varieties and in cold or waterlogged soils. Information was required to determine whether these effects are normal reactions of slow ...
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