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Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Rice Production: Recent submissions

    • Targeting NIR Tissue Test Sampling Using Aerial Imagery And Identifying The Factors Causing Variable Rice Growth And Crop Yields. 

      Lacy, John; Evans, Peter; Steel, Felicity
      Published 2005-10-31
      The new precision agriculture tool, aerial infrared images has created an opportunity for rice farmers to assess crop variability. At ground level variability is difficult to assess. Aerial infrared images readily show ...
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    • Study Tour Report Institut National De La Recherche Agronomique (INRA) Joint Research Unit – Innovation, Montpellier, France (24-28 June 2002) 

      Brown, Andy
      Published 2005-10-31
      This brief discussion paper documents key points arising from the Overseas Visit (24-28 June 2002) to the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA) Joint Research Unit – Innovation in Montpellier, France1. The ...
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    • Development Of Rice Milling In-Line Process Control 

      Hennicke, Owen
      Published 2005-10-31
      SunRice’s Milling facilities were for the most part designed and built before the widespread use of computer based (Programmable Logic Controller or PLC) control systems. Over the years, PLC systems were introduced into ...
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    • Organic Rice Production – Improving System Sustainability 

      Neeson, Robyn
      Published 2005-10-26
      Trials conducted as part of the Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Rice Production during 2003-2004 investigated alternative weed management, cultivar assessments and fertiliser strategies in order to improve the ...
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    • Risk Assessment Of Exotic Plant Diseases To The Australian Rice Industry, With Emphasis on Rice Blast 

      Lanoiselet, V; Cother, Eric; Ash, G. J
      Published 2005-10-26
      A pest risk assessment was carried out using all available information found in the literature and also two softwares developed by the CSIRO, CLIMEX and DYMEX. CLIMEX was used to assess the suitability of the climate in ...
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