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Autonomous irrigation tech developed by a University of Southern Queensland agricultural engineering team - with support from CRDC - is reducing water use by up to 15 per cent for each irrigation in cotton.
Better still, it can now be operated remotely, with scheduling recommendations sent by text message to a grower who can accept them by tapping on a hyperlink.
Read more via FarmOnline: Autonomous cotton irrigation tech drives big water savings at Wee Waa
The Summer 2025–26 edition of Spotlight captures a season of innovation, leadership and forward-thinking collaboration. This edition opens with CRDC’s 2025 Innovation Call, offering up to $50,000 to innovations and solutions for cotton’s most pressing challenges, from pest management and riparian weed control to optimising nitrogen use.
The Summer 2025–26 edition of Spotlight is out now, opening with CRDC’s 2025 Innovation Call, offering up to $50,000 to support transformative solutions for cotton’s most pressing challenges, from pest management and riparian weed control to optimising nitrogen use.