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The most advanced hazardous inversion sensing technology in the world – WAND (Weather and Networked Data) – was developed by Australia’s cotton and grain industries.

Cotton and grain growers and spray contractors are being encouraged to take advantage of the most advanced hazardous inversion-sensing technology in the world to help them save time and money: WAND.

The Summer 2024-25 edition of Spotlight is out now! In this edition: we look at cotton's biggest cause of carbon emissions, explore groundbreaking spray tech, and follow pathologists on farm with ACDC.

Applications are open for four CottonInfo Regional Extension Officers (REOs) to join the CRDC team.

Australia’s CottonInfo extension program continues to be world-class, connecting industry to research helping growers achieve best-practice cotton production on-farm.

It is with deep respect and admiration that we remember Ralph Schulzé AM, one of the founding fathers of the Australian cotton industry, who passed away last week.

Consumers are increasingly looking for transparency of responsible practices in the clothing products they buy, but are they willing to pay more for it?

A new Innovation Broker has today joined the CRDC team: Nick Tomkins. Nick has moved to CRDC from CSIRO, where he worked as research business and partnerships manager for the Future Protein Mission.

The Spring 2024 edition of Spotlight is out now! In this edition: catch the highlights from the Australian Cotton Conference and meet the Cotton Industry Award winners, and we introduce the partners in CRDC's new $13m Australian Cotton Disease Collaboration.