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Darwin Agricultural science student Ayla Christophers is the recipient of the 2022 AgriFutures Australia Horizon Scholarships, with support from CRDC.

A new partnership between CRDC and the University of Sydney is generating additional investment specifically for dryland cotton research and development.

The Plant Biosecurity Research Initiative (PBRI) and its members - including CRDC - will hold a research symposium on Wed 11 and Thurs 12 May in Adelaide.

After a four year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Australian Cotton Conference will return in 2022, with support from CRDC.

Threads & Opportunities symposium - brought to you by fibre researchers and supported by the cotton and wool industries.

Psychologist and partner in a cotton farming business, Chantal Corish, is embarking on a CRDC-supported PhD.

Ongoing research in water use and efficiency ensures every drop counts. Increasing cotton's natural drought tolerance.

Each scholarship is valued at $30,000 and Nuffield Australia will award up to 20 scholarship for the 2023 year.

Central Queensland cotton grower Aaron Kiely and Paraway Pastoral Co's Jack Brennan have today been announced as participants in Course 29 of the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation's ARLP, with support from the Australian cotton industry.