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Corporate Publications

CRDC Annual Report 2016-17
In 2016-17, CRDC invested $24.1 million into 350 RD&E projects in collaboration with 122 research partners and growers who conducted on-farm trials, across five key program areas: farmers, industry, customers, people and performance.
CRDC Annual Operational Plan 2017-18
The CRDC Annual Operational Plan for 2017-18 sets out the fifth and final year of operation under CRDC’s 2013-18 Strategic Plan.
CRDC Researchers' Handbook 2017-18
The 2017-18 CRDC Researchers' Handbook is a key resource for all researchers working with, or interested in applying for funding from, the CRDC.

The Australian Cotton Comparative Analysis 2017
The report focuses on the economics of the 2017 crop from growers across the different cotton-growing valleys.
2017 Cotton Grower Survey
CRDC undertakes an annual survey of cotton growers to gather information about farming practices and growers’ views on research, development and extension.
Cotton Pest Management Guide 2017-18
The industry’s premium resource for insect, mite and weed control, disease prevention, biosecurity and spray application information.

Spotlight Magazine - Autumn 2018
The autumn edition of CRDC's magazine, Spotlight, looks at important risk issues related to picking.
Spotlight Magazine - Summer 2017-18
The summer edition of CRDC's magazine, Spotlight, reports on the achievements of research and innovation, and takes a look at the future direction of cotton RD&E.
Spotlight Magazine - Spring 2017
The spring edition of CRDC's magazine, Spotlight, is a special IPM edition.

The Inside Cotton library is a digital library of materials important to the Australian cotton industry, maintained by CRDC.

Within Inside Cotton you will find:

CRDC's final research and development reports (from 1986 to today);
CRDC Spotlight magazines (from 2007 to today);
CRDC corporate publications, including Strategic Plans and Annual Reports;
Australian Cotton Conference papers and presentations (from 1984 to today);
Archived materials from the Cotton CRC, Land and Water Australia, and the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation.

The Australian cotton industry's extension materials are available via the CottonInfo website.