INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS BEYOND SEED

Cotton Seed Distributors provides the Australian cotton industry with the best seed, germplasm, treatments and biotechnology traits to deliver world leading yield and quality.

CONTENTS

GROWER INFORMATION 03

CALENDAR OF KEY DATES 04

COMMERCIAL COTTON CULTIVARS 05

A GUIDE TO COTTON SEED TREATMENTS 06

SYNCHRONY 746 09

EARLY ORDER PRICE LIST 10

REGULAR ORDER PRICE LIST 11

ORDER PROCEDURES 12

SEED ORDER FORM 13

WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY 14

CSD AMBASSADOR NETWORK PROGRAM 15

CSD INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAM 16

CSD INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAM FAQ 18

ACRES OF OPPORTUNITY 20

CSD’S ONLINE TOOLS 21

THE FASTSTART™ COTTON PROGRAM 24

CONTACTS 27

Cotton Seed Distributors (CSD) has been supplying quality cotton planting seed to the Australian cotton industry since 1967. CSD was formed through the vision of Australia’s foundation cotton growers and remains committed to the success of today’s industry.

CSD is a major investor in cotton breeding, research and development, having developed a long and successful partnership with the CSIRO Cotton Breeding Program.

CSD’s objective is to deliver elite varieties that are specifically bred and adapted to suit local growing conditions by delivering yield and quality outcomes to keep the Australian cotton industry at the premium end of the global fibre market.

On behalf of the industry, CSD takes an active role in the development and licensing of best in class biotechnology traits and seed treatments that add value to the overall performance of CSD varieties and to Australian growers.

CSD also conducts large scale replicated trials focussed on new varieties, technologies and techniques to assess performance across diverse environmental conditions; and provides industry wide extension services focussed on cotton production and agronomy via the CSD Extension Team. CSD Extension is comprised of Extension and Development (E&D) Agronomists and CottonInfo Regional Extension Officers (CottonInfo is a joint venture between CSD, CRDC and Cotton Australia).

ABOUT COTTON SEED DISTRIBUTORS

GROWER INFORMATION

THE CSD COTTON PLANTING SEED AGREEMENT (GROWER AGREEMENT)

The CSD Cotton Planting Seed Agreement (Grower Agreement) is an annual agreement that sets out the rights and responsibilities of both parties in respect to the supply and stewardship of CSD products.

It is necessary for growers to have an effective Grower Agreement in place prior to arranging for the supply of any CSD cotton planting seed and it covers all CSD commercial cultivars.

COTTON PLANTING SEED PROGRAMS

CSD has Early Order and Regular Order programs for this season. The CSD Industry Support Program will also be offered again this season.

CSD COTTON CULTIVARS

CSD will continue to supply a full range of commercial cultivars including conventional cotton. In 2020, we continue with cultivars containing Bollgard® 3 technology as well as cultivars containing the Roundup Ready Flex® trait.

TRANSPARENT SEED PRICING PROGRAMS

Cotton planting seed prices are based on our Early Order and Regular Order programs this season. CSD will also offer growers extended payment terms with these programs to assist growers better manage the business cycle.

Please see the detailed information on the programs for 2020 on pages 10 and 11.

FLEXIBLE ORDERING

CSD will supply the bulk of planting seed orders from Wee Waa and Dalby as usual. We also maintain a network of strategically located depots to maintain our responsiveness. The CSD Agency Network will assist in providing critical logistics support to ensure growers receive cotton planting seed as required.

SEED TREATMENTS

The full complement of seed treatments is available in 2020. This includes Vibrance Complete®, Cruiser® and Cruiser Extreme® from Syngenta; Genero® 600 from eChem; and Triplus from Australis. The Dynasty fungicide option from Syngenta is also available upon request.

800KG PACKAGING

CSD will be again offering cotton planting seed in 800kg bags or Sicot 746B3F, Sicot 748B3F and Sicot 714B3F in all seed treatment combinations. 800kg bag orders will be accepted for early order programs only.

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CALENDAR OF KEY DATES

COLOUR KEY Seed order deadlines Seed order payment deadlines Industry Support Program FastStart™ Establishment Awards

WA, NT AND NORTH QUEENSLAND

YEAR DUE DATE EVENT

2020 28 October Early Orders #3 close, for dispatch of seed 1 December 2020 to 18 December 2020.

2021

31 March Payment due for Early Order #3.

30 April

• Deadline for Northern Australia Industry Support Program claims - must be submitted by 5:00pm local time.

• Deadline for crop destruction to be completed for Northern Australia Industry Support Plan (Northern QLD, WA, NT).

NSW AND QLD (EXCLUDING NORTH QUEENSLAND)

YEAR DUE DATE EVENT

24 June Early Orders #1 close, for dispatch of seed 20 July 2020 to 31 August 2020.

1 August Entries open for the 2020 Faststart™ Establishment Awards (www.faststartcotton.com/faststart-awards).

5 August Early Orders #2 close, for dispatch of seed 15 September 2020 to 30 November 2020.

28 October Early Orders #3 close, for dispatch of seed 1 December 2020 to 18 December 2020.

30 November Payment due for Early Order #1 and #2.

8 December Closing date for grower registration for inclusion in CSD's Industry Support Program.

15 December Entries close for the 2020 FastStart™ Cotton Establishment Awards.

2021

19 March Deadline for Industry Support Claims - must be submitted by 5:00pm local time.

31 March Payment due for Early Order #3.

15 April Deadline for all crop destruction to be completed for Industry Support Plan.

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COMMERCIAL COTTON CULTIVARS

THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE 2020-21 COTTON SEASON

BOLLGARD® 3 STACKED WITH ROUNDUP READY FLEX® ROUNDUP READY FLEX® CONVENTIONAL

Sicot 714B3F

Sicot 746B3F

Sicot 748B3F

Sicot 754B3F

Sicot 707B3F

Sicot 711RRF

Sicot 812RRF

Sicot 620

Siokra 250

Bollgard® and Roundup Ready Flex are registered trademarks

of the Bayer Group.

Sicot, Siokra, Sicala, Sipima are the product of a research program conducted by CSIRO.

VARIETY GUIDELINES

TECHNOLOGY VARIETY FULL SEASON

LATE PLANT FUSARIUM VERTICILLIUM DRYLAND SEMI-

IRRIGATED

BOLLGARD® 3 STACKED WITH

ROUNDUP READY FLEX®

Sicot 714B3F ••• ••• ••• ••• ••Sicot 746B3F ••• • •• •Sicot 748B3F ••• • •• ••• •••Sicot 754B3F •• • •••Sicot 707B3F ••

ROUNDUP READY FLEX®

Sicot 711RRF •• •• ••Sicot 812RRF • • ••

CONVENTIONAL

Sicot 620 ••• •Siokra 250 ••• •

A GUIDE TO COTTON SEED TREATMENTS

All commercial cotton planting seed supplied by CSD is supplied as treated seed.

Treated seed provides both seed and seedling protection from a range of economically important diseases and insects, which may reduce the final establishment of cotton crops.

In 2020 the following products are available from CSD. Please confirm availability at the time orders are placed on CSD’s website.

Vibrance® Complete is a fungicide seed treatment offer jointly developed by Cotton Seed Distributors and Syngenta under the FastStart™ program which is sponsored by growers. Vibrance Complete offers growers a superior crop establishment solution which is supported by research, disease surveys and grower feedback.

Vibrance Complete combines the activity of five active ingredients to provide broad spectrum disease control that ensures that the crop receives the best start, enhancing crop establishment and yield potential. Azoxystrobin, Fludioxonil, Metalaxyl-M, Sedaxane and Acibenzolar-S-methyl are the key active ingredients in Vibrance Complete that make Vibrance Complete so potent on disease.

Apart from controlling seedling diseases such as seedling damping off caused by Pythium spp. and Rhizoctonia solani, Vibrance Complete induces the natural plant defence mechanism of cotton plants that increases the plant resistance to certain diseases such as fusarium wilt and black root rot. Vibrance Complete activates all treated plants in the field uniformly and becomes an important part of an integrated disease management program.

The significant benefits of Vibrance Complete include:

• A comprehensive disease management solution to enhance establishment

• Improved plant stands. Comprehensive trials show a 27% increase over untreated seed and 4% increase over Dynasty Complete treated seed

• Reduced risk of replant from uneven or inadequate plant stands

• Faster crop emergence

• Improved early crop development

• Enhanced early plant vigour

• Reduced disease incidence

• Improved yield potential

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Contact Syngenta AuStralia Pty Ltd on 1800 067 108 or your local Syngenta Territory Manager.

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A GUIDE TO COTTON SEED TREATMENTS

Cruiser® from Syngenta is a second generation neonicotinoid insecticide containing 600 g/L Thiamethoxam as a flowable concentrate for seed treatment.

Thiamethoxam is highly active against soil-dwelling beetle larvae and early leaf feeding and sucking insects such as thrips and aphids.

The primary mode of action is ingestation. Target pests show symptoms 15 to 30 minutes after uptake and stop feeding. When applied as a seed treatment, a secondary crop protection benefit is obtained from contact/repellent action in the drilling zone.

Cruiser exhibits excellent crop tolerance. Numerous trials in major cotton markets indicate the following benefits;

• No delay in seed germination;

• Uniform and rapid crop emergence; and

• Strong vigour of seedlings and young plants.

Cruiser’s favourable water solubility makes it a robust product which performs well under difficult environmental conditions.

The benefits of Cruiser’s higher moisture solubility are:

• Cruiser is less dependant on soil moisture for activation (in the case of rapidly drying soil after planting or dryland cotton);

• Cruiser allows for the formation of a treatment ‘halo’ around the seed, protecting the seed against soil pests;

• Rapid uptake and translocation to all parts of the seedling;

• Complete systemic protection against pests that feed on the hypocotyl and cotyledons.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Contact Syngenta Australia Pty Ltd on 1800 067 108 or your local Syngenta Territory Manager.

EXTREME PROTECTION

Cruiser Extreme® controls a broad range of sucking, chewing and soil-dwelling pests, including thrips, aphids and wireworms, from germination right through to stand establishment.

EXTREME CONVENIENCE

Cruiser Extreme is a convenient seed treatment. There’s no need for special equipment, calibration or refilling - and no worries about operator safety.

EXTREME PERFORMANCE

Cruiser Extreme is seven times more soluble than other neonicotinoid compounds, optimising absorption and translocation under a wide range of growing conditions.

EXTREME FLEXIBILITY

Cruiser Extreme provides maximum flexibility for your management program. It poses minimal hazard to beneficial species that do not feed on seedlings, making it ideal for use in IPM programs.

EXTREME CROP SAFETY

Cruiser Extreme is compatible with other industry standard seed treatments, such as Dynasty Complete™, to provide complete protection against disease and insect pests and reduce the risk of replanting.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Contact Syngenta Australia Pty Ltd on 1800 067 108 or your local Syngenta Territory Manager.

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A GUIDE TO COTTON SEED TREATMENTS

Insecticide Seed Treatment from eChem Pty Ltd

• Proven performance at a lower price.

• Contains the effective active ingredient, imidacloprid.

• Successfully trialled against existing imidacloprid products.

• Tested for crop safety at four times the registered use rate.

• Rigorous product quality assurance testing.

eChem (Australia) Pty Ltd is a 100% Australian owned company based in Moree.

The company supplies Genero® 600FS Flowable Seed Dressing Insecticide for use in cotton and other crops.

Genero 600FS contains imidacloprid and gives cotton seedlings robust protection against thrips, aphids, brown beetles and wireworms.

Genero 600FS has been thoroughly trialled for efficacy and crop safety by independent researchers and was included in CSD field trials in 2006, 2007 and 2008.

Results from these trials prove Genero 600FS performs equal to or better than existing imidacloprid products.

Genero 600FS Flowable Seed Dressing Insecticide from eChem (Australia) Pty Ltd.

The proven performance of imidacloprid is available at a lower price.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Contact eChem (Australia) Pty. Ltd. representative Stuart Paterson on 0408 682 087 or email stuart@echem.com.au.

SUPERIOR CONTROL OF WIREWORM AND THRIPS

TriPlus is a new premium insecticidal seed treatment developed, manufactured and tested in Australia.

It contains 3 active ingredients (thiodicarb, fipronil and imidacloprid) to give superior wireworm and thrip control in cotton from germination through to stand establishment.

Plus it offers insect resistance management by stacking 3 insecticidal groups.

Over the past five years TriPlus has been extensively trialled in all major cotton growing valleys from Hillston to Emerald, proving to be a robust product in controlling wireworm and thrips in irrigated and dryland cotton.

CONVENIENCE OF A SEED TREATMENT

TriPlus offers convenience and efficiency when planting, removing the need for a separate granular application or in-furrow spray.

Extensive trial work shows it provides comparable wireworm control to phorate (Thimet®) but without the risk of handling a dangerous good.

(Please note - damage from wireworm can still occur following the use of TriPlus or Thimet if wireworm pressure is severe enough.)

RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT

Combining three actives from three different chemical groups, TriPlus has a distinct advantage in being able to provide a pre-emptive resistance management tool to address neonicotinoid resistance which has been detected in thrips in cotton.

Benefits of using TriPlus:

• Superior wireworm and thrip control for an even plant stand.

• Efficient planting - no additional applications or risk to operator safety.

• Three actives from three different chemical groups for resistance management.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

For more information visit www.triplus.com.au or contact your local Australis Crop Protection representative by visiting www.austcrop.com.au.

“CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE THE SEED AND PLANTER WORK IN UNISON”

For more information visit www.csd.net.au/synchrony746

Ease of application and low use rates of 50g per 20kg cotton seed bag combine to make Synchrony 746 a very convenient, effective and economical product for operators to use during the busy planting season.

Synchrony 746, a customized seed lubricant and anti-static agent developed for Australian farmers by Precision Seeding Solutions to aid the effectiveness of the planting operation and improve the uniformity of seed placement.

Synchrony 746 is the result of a joint development initiative by Precision Seeding Solutions and CSD. The product has been developed and extensively tested with a range planting seeds and planter plates using precision vacuum meters.

BENEFITS OF SYNCHRONY 746

Improved seed flow through planter.

Improved uniformity of seed placement.

Better seed singulation with less gaps and double-ups.

Can be used on all types of planters.

More consistent crop establishment.

Improved plant stand and plant population.

Convenient and easy to use for operators.

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EARLY ORDER PRICE LIST

EARLY ORDER GROWER PRICE APPLIES TO:

• Early Order #1: Before noon, 24 June 2020. Dispatch 20 July 2020 to 31 August 2020.

• Early Order #2: Before noon, 5 August 2020. Dispatch 15 September 2020 to 30 November 2020.

• Early Order #3: Before noon, 28 October 2020. Dispatch 1 December 2020 to 18 December 2020.

VIBRANCE COMPLETE (V2) VIBRANCE (V)

V2 V2C V2I V2X V2T V VC VI

20KG

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Sicot 714B3F

Sicot 711RRF

Sicot 812RRF

$120 $147 $147 $174 $174 $90 $117 $117

STAP

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ARIE

TIES

HIGH

VOL

UME

- VAR

IOUS

DEN

SITY

Sicot 746B3F

Sicot 748B3F

Sicot 707B3F

$150 $177 $177 $204 $204 $120 $147 $147

NICH

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LOW

VOL

UME

- LOW

DEN

SITY

Sicot 754B3F

Sicot 620

Siokra 250

$189 $216 $216 $243 $243 $159 $186 $186

800K

G BA

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List

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Sicot 714B3F $4,800 $5,880 $5,880 $6,960 $6,960 $3,600 $4,680 $4,680

STAP

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ARIE

TIES

HIGH

VOL

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- VAR

IOUS

DEN

SITY

Sicot 746B3F

Sicot 748B3F$6,000 $7,080 $7,080 $8,160 $8,160 $4,800 $5,880 $5,880

Payment terms: For Early Orders #1 and #2 payment due date is 30 November 2020, regardless of the date seed is dispatched from Wee Waa. Early Order #3 payment due date is 31 March 2021. All pricing is excluding GST.

Availability and seed treatment options may be limited and conditional on passing CSD seed quality assurance protocols.

REGULAR ORDER PRICE LIST

Regular order grower price applies to orders received after 5 August 2020.

VIBRANCE COMPLETE (V2) VIBRANCE (V)

V2 V2C V2I V2X V2T V VC VI

20KG

BAG

Pric

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CORE

VAR

IETI

ESHI

GH V

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Sicot 714B3F

Sicot 711RRF

Sicot 812RRF

$140 $167 $167 $194 $194 $110 $137 $137

STAP

LE V

ARIE

TIES

HIGH

VOL

UME

- VAR

IOUS

DEN

SITY

Sicot 746B3F

Sicot 748B3F

Sicot 707B3F

$170 $197 $197 $224 $224 $140 $167 $167

NICH

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LOW

VOL

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- LOW

DEN

SITY

Sicot 754B3F

Sicot 620

Siokra 250

$209 $236 $236 $263 $263 $179 $206 $206

Payment terms: 60 days end of month of seed dispatch by CSD. All pricing is excluding GST.

Availability and seed treatment options may be limited and conditional on passing CSD seed quality assurance protocols. Seed supplied ex CSD planting seed depot incurs a depot service fee of $15.00 per bag (ex GST).

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ORDER PROCEDURES

After completing a grower agreement, growers simply work with their local CSD agent to work through the requirements for their own operations.

A range of tools and information are available at www.csd.net.au to assist growers and consultants to make informed decisions.

SUMMARY

The CSD agent confirms that the grower has an effective CSD Cotton Planting Seed Agreement (grower agreement). If this is not the case, agent facilitates the completion of a grower agreement.

This process is electronic and the grower will receive a copy of grower agreement for their records.

The CSD agent then assists the grower to complete a grower seed order. This is done on a farm by farm (for growers with multiple farms) basis noting the following mandatory information:

• CSD variety and seed treatment.

• Quantity requirements (20kg bags and/or 800kg bags).

PLANTING SEED SUPPLY CALENDAR

CSD is again offering Early Order and Regular Order pricing.

• Early Order #1: Before noon, 24 June 2020. Dispatch 20 July 2020 to 31 August 2020.

• Early Order #2: Before noon, 5 August 2020. Dispatch 15 September 2020 to 30 November 2020.

• Early Order #3: Before noon, 28 October 2020. Dispatch 1 December 2020 to 18 December 2020.

• Regular order grower price applies to orders received after 5 August 2020.

IRREVOCABLE SEED ORDERS

CSD cotton seed orders are irrevocable once confirmed by CSD. However, if any errors are discovered after confirmation please contact CSD immediately and every effort will be made to assist in rectifying problems.

DISPATCH TIMES

CSD accepts loading appointments between 7:00am and 4:00pm Monday to Friday.

BAYER TRAITS

Bollgard® 3 and Roundup Ready Flex® Technology Seed containing Bayer traits may only be sold to growers who have signed a TUA (Technology User Agreement) with Bayer for the current season.

The use of seed with these traits is subject to regulatory approvals.

A list of Bayer’s Technology Service Providers is available at: www.bollgard3.com.au/prod/media/3907/2019-20-bayer-tsp-cotton-list.pdf

SEED GERMINATION INFORMATION

Germination data (7 day warm test and 7 day cool test) and seeds per kilogram information will be available from the CSD website: www.csd.net.au/auslots.

Please input the required fields for:

• Variety selection.

• AUSlot number.

This information is printed on the seed bag.

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST)

As indicated on the CSD Early Order and Regular Order price list, GST is not included.

CSD DEPOT PLANTING SEED ARRANGEMENTS

In order to accommodate enhanced responsiveness for growers across the production valleys, CSD maintains a strategic network of regional planting seed depots.

These are located in the following valleys; Central Queensland, Darling Downs, Balonne, Macintyre, Gwydir, Upper Namoi, Bourke, Macquarie, Lachlan and Southern NSW.

For further information on depot locations in your area, please contact John Galagher (contact details on page 34 of this handbook).

CSD planting seed depots are stocked with appropriate volumes of key CSD varieties appropriate to the local environment and are normally operational at the commencement of the planting season. They are designed to supply small volumes of planting seed, augmenting CSD’s main supply ex Wee Waa or Dalby.

Orders for seed are placed with CSD Wee Waa as described earlier in this handbook. If CSD agents request supply ex a CSD depot this will be confirmed by CSD with corresponding dispatch request confirmation.

Seed supplied ex CSD planting seed depot incurs a depot service fee of $15.00 per bag (ex GST).

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SEED ORDER FORM

Agent name Location

Reference number

Agent signature

Date / / 2020

SYNCHRONY 746

Number of jugs

Number of measuring cups

VIBRANCE COMPLETE (V2) VIBRANCE (V)

V2 V2C V2I V2X V2T V VC VI

20KG

BAG

S

Sicot 714B3F

Sicot 711RRF

Sicot 812RRF

Sicot 746B3F

Sicot 748B3F

Sicot 707B3F

Sicot 754B3F

Sicot 620

Siokra 250

800K

G BA

GS

Sicot 714B3F

Sicot 746B3F

Sicot 748B3F

Reminder: All Grower Agreements must be completed before ordering seed.

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WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY

CSD is committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment for all employees, contractors and visitors. This is particularly imperative during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. For further information on CSD’s response to the crisis, visit our website (www.csd.net.au) or speak to a CSD staff member.

CSD will make every effort to prevent accidents, protect employees, contractors and visitors from injury, and promote health, safety and welfare.

CSD is implementing a systematic approach to work health and safety. One aspect of this approach is the provision of safe access to the site. The following information is provided for you to inform your delivery drivers of the specific requirements that must be adhered to as a condition of entry onto any CSD managed work site.

WEE WAA

If an evacuation is required and the sirens activated, you will be requested to walk to the site marshalling zone at the southern end of the seed dispatch shed. It is important that you do not leave the site until instructed to do so and that you report any missing or injured persons.

DALBY

If an evacuation is required, you will be requested to walk to the emergency assembly point located at the car park in front of the main office and await instructions. It is important that you do not leave the site until instructed to do so and that you report any missing or injured persons.

ALL SITES

• CSD has the expectation that, at all times you conduct your activities in accordance with current WHS legislation and the site requirements and instructions.

• Access to areas is restricted and as such no driver or passenger of the visiting vehicle is permitted to leave the dispatch area and enter the storage or production sheds. Passengers should remain inside vehicles at all times.

• Chemicals and other goods, which can contaminate the seed, must be separated from the seed. Re-stacking and re-shuffling of the load on the vehicle must be avoided. CSD employees will not re-stack dangerous goods due to EPA regulations holding the forklift driver responsible for unsecured loads etc.

• When tarping loaded trucks, be aware that drivers are not permitted more than 1.8 metres off the ground without fall arresting equipment therefore climbing on top of the loaded vehicle is strictly forbidden.

• No-one aside from CSD employees will be permitted to use or operate the forklifts or any other on-site plant and equipment.

THE FOLLOWING IS PROHIBITED ON SITE

• Smoking.

• Intoxicating liquor and drugs.

• Offensive weapons and firearms.

• Skylarking and offensive behaviour.

• Animals.

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY OR SERIOUS INJURY

• Contact a CSD representative.

• Call 000.

If you identify a hazard anywhere on our site or suffer an injury, report this immediately to a CSD Representative. You need the following minimum basic PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) before entering CSD sites:

WEE WAA AND DALBY

• Shirt and shorts.

• Enclosed substantial footwear (work boots).

• Visibility vest.

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The CSD Ambassador Network Program is an initiative of the CSD Extension and Development team that aims to boost the identification, extension and adoption of crop growth and management practices which result in the more efficient production of consistent high yielding crops.

Through the program, CSD’s E&D team collaborate with growers and other industry co-operators to develop a network of commercial scale field or trial sites across each of the cotton growing regions. These sites are intensively monitored throughout the season, the crop data analysed and benchmarked, and the findings communicated to the industry.

Six seasons of data (to date) in the CSD Ambassador Network Program has enabled comparisons to be made across different districts, climatic conditions and management types. Additionally, the data set can be broken into yield performance to compare the similar characteristics of high yielding crops.

CSD have partnered with CSIRO on the Genetics x Environment x Management program, which provides further analytics of the data in the interaction of these elements using machine learning. This partnership has seen the creation of the Digital Services Initiative, which utilises the data and analytics of the CSD Ambassador Network Program to develop tools and calculators that assist Australian cotton growers and consultants in their decision-making, including:

• Simulated Time to Estimated First Flower (STEFF) - A tool to assist growers and agronomists to estimate the date of first flower.

• Biometric Agronomy for Realising Representative Yield (BARRY) - assists in the assessment of yield potential at key growth stages.

• Day Degree Calculator (DEE DEE) - a user-friendly calculator providing Base 12 and 1532 (experimental) Day Degree calculations, as well as key weather information.

• Field Research and Extension Database (FRED) - a searchable database all CSD Variety Trials since 2015, featuring interrogation options specific to season, location, variety and various management practices.

CSD AMBASSADOR NETWORK PROGRAM

Key learnings from the CSD Ambassador Network Program are extended to the Australian cotton industry through a number of publications including:

• Ambassador Advocate newsletter - provides in-season snapshots of how the crops is growing as well as comparisons and trends across previous seasons (available to CSD members).

• Ambassador Conference - held biannually, this event allows participating growers to learn from each other.

• Ambassador Network Season Summary - a comprehensive analysis of the previous season, with comparisons and trends drawn from the life of the program (available to CSD members).

Above: Simulated Time to Estimated First Flower (STEFF) tool on the CSD website.Just one of the new tools made available through analysis of the CSD Ambassador Network program.

CSD strongly supports the dryland cotton industry, once again with the assistance from Syngenta are offering the opportunity to reduce their financial risk by offering a dollar for dollar credit towards the following season’s seed, if the dryland cotton crop is unable to be picked (excluding crops which are destroyed through hail damage).

PROGRAM DETAILS

The program is available in selected varieties in designated areas - see map below.

Sicot 714B3F, Sicot 748B3F and the grower’s choice of Roundup Ready Flex® refuge seed.

Sicot 746B3F, Sicot 714B3F, Sicot 748B3F and your choice of Roundup Ready Flex® refuge seed.

• “No pick” means the crop is destroyed (for any reason other than hail) after inspection by a CSD Extension and Development Agronomist.

• Credit is of the same value, purchased in 2020 for next year’s seed.

• ISP claims must be lodged by Friday, 19 March 2021.

• All prices must be at Regular Order price.

• Seed needs to be purchased with a Syngenta branded seed insecticide treatment.

• Needs to be registered by Tuesday 8th December 2020. For Northern Australia crops please refer point 9 in the T&C’s.

CSD INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAM

To register and for more information visit www.csd.net.au/ispRegistration closes 5:00pm AEDT (NSW time) / 4:00pm AEST (QLD time), Tuesday, 8 December 2020.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Growers must ensure that they have signed a CSD Cotton Planting Seed Agreement through their CSD Agent, before seed is received on farm.

2. Growers must secure a TUA (Technology User Agreement) from their local Technology Service Provider (most major merchandise resellers are TSPs).

3. Growers must order their planting seed, at their normal dryland planting rate, as either Sicot 714B3F or Sicot 748B3F (or Sicot 746B3F in designated areas) plus their choice of Roundup Ready Flex® refuge seed.

4. Only seed purchased with Syngenta branded seed insecticide treatment products are eligible for the scheme (i.e. Cruiser and Cruiser Extreme).

5. Only seed purchased under the 2020 Regular Order seed price qualifies for the CSD Industry Support Program.

6. Growers must nominate a 5% unsprayed or 50% sprayed Roundup Ready Flex® cotton refuge option.

7. To be eligible for the program, a grower must be fully registered on the CSD website (www.csd.net.au/isp) - failure to fully register will void any claims. Registrations must be lodged by:• 5:00pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT), Tuesday, 8

December 2020 if the grower/farm is located in New South Wales; or

• 4:00pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), Tuesday, 8 December 2020 if the grower/farm is located in Queensland.

8. For dryland cotton fields planted after Tuesday, 8 December 2020, the grower must contact (by email) their local CSD Extension and Development Agronomist at the time of planting to be included in the program. Late inclusion within the program is not permitted after the Bollgard® 3 planting window in the grower’s region has expired.

9. Registrations for Northern Australian growers will be subject to the conditions on the Northern RMP, in that all Bollgard® 3 crops are to be planted into moisture or watered up in a eight-week window between December 1 and May 30. Registrations for the CSD Industry Support Program must be received by CSD within this eight-week window.

10. As this is a dryland cotton support program, irrigating any crop registered within this program post establishment will make the offer null and void.

11. If the claimed crop is replanted, the replanted seed is not eligible for the CSD Industry Support Program (only one claim per field per year can be made). The original crop must be inspected and destroyed prior to replanting into the field.

12. All normal TUA terms and responsibilities are unchanged.

13. If the grower believes their crop is not economically viable for any reason other than hail damage, they must contact their local CSD Extension and Development Agronomist prior to 19 March 2021 to arrange a crop inspection. Claims must be received by:• 5:00pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT), 19 March

2021 if the grower/farm is located in New South Wales; or • 4:00pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), 19 March

2021 if the grower/farm is located in Queensland. 14. If approved, the grower will receive a credit for the equivalent

value of planting seed for next season on the condition that they destroy the crop by 15 April 2021 with email notification to their local CSD Extension and Development Agronomist. Crop destruction will be subject to audits.

15. The claimed crop MUST be inspected before the grower starts to destroy the crop. If the crop is not inspected, then the offer is voided.

16. Under the CSD Industry Support Program, failed cotton crops are not to be utilised for grazing, silage or stripping for stock feed, or harvested to achieve financial gain.

17. Any credit provided must be taken as seed prior to the end of the 2021-22 Bollgard® 3 planting window in the grower’s region, and planted on the same trading entity and farms.

18. If claimed seed is purchased under the CSD early order program, it is not eligible for the CSD Industry Support Program.

19. For those growers who plant under the guidelines of the Northern RMP; which pertains to cotton planting in all areas north of the latitude 21.15 degrees south in Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia (i.e. planting dates between December 1 and May 31), if the grower believes their crop is not economically viable for any reason other than hail damage, they must contact their local CSD Extension and Development Agronomist prior to 30 April 2021 to arrange a crop inspection. The following conditions apply:• Claims must be received on or before 30 April 2021, by

5:00pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) if the grower/farm is located in Queensland; or 4:30pm Australian Central Standard Time (ACST) if the grower/farm is located in the Northern Territory; or 3:00pm Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) if the grower/farm is located in Western Australia. 

• Destruction of the crop must take place by 30 April 2021 with email notification to the relevant CSD Extension and Development Agronomist. Crop destruction will be subject to audits.

EXAMPLE SCENARIO OF DOUBLE SKIP PLANTING TOTAL 250 HA OF DRYLAND COTTON

95%:5% OPTION

237.5 ha Bollgard® 3 + Roundup Ready Flex®

12.5 ha Roundup Ready Flex®OR 50%:50%

OPTION125 ha Bollgard® 3 + Roundup Ready Flex®

125 ha Roundup Ready Flex®

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CSD INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAM FAQ

REGISTERING FOR THE PROGRAM

Q. What requirements do I need to complete to register for the program?

Growers must ensure that they have signed a CSD Cotton Planting Seed Agreement through their CSD Agent, before seed is received on farm.

Growers must secure a TUA (Technology User Agreement) from their local Technology Service Provider (most major merchandise resellers are TSPs).

To be eligible for the program, a grower must be fully registered on the CSD website (www.csd.net.au/isp) - failure to fully register will void any claims (see below).

Q. When do I need to lodge my registration details and how do I do this?

Registrations must be lodged on the CSD website (www.csd.net.au/isp) by:

• 5:00pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT), Tuesday, 8 December 2020 if the farm is located in New South Wales; or

• 4:00pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), Tuesday, 8 December 2020 if the farm is located in Queensland.

Failure to fully register by this date will void any claims.

Either a grower or their agent can register for the Industry Support Program. Please talk to your agent for assistance and to ensure your farm is registered correctly.

Q. What if I am planting dryland cotton after 8 December, 2020?

For dryland cotton fields planted after Tuesday, 8 December 2020, please contact (by email) your local CSD Extension and Development agronomist at the time of planting to be included in the program.

Late inclusion within the program is not permitted after the Bollgard® 3 planting window in your region has expired.

If you begin planting before 8 December, but expect you may plant more after this date, you will need to register everything that has been planted before 8 December by this date. The remaining area can be registered by contacting your local Extension and Development agronomist by email.

Q. What if I am located in Northern Australia?

Registrations for Northern Australian growers will be subject to the conditions on the Northern RMP, in that all Bollgard® 3 crops are to be planted into moisture or watered up in a eight-week window between 1 December and 30 May.

Registrations for the CSD Industry Support Program must be received by CSD within this eight-week window.

PURCHASING SEED THROUGH THE PROGRAM

Q. What varieties and seed treatments can I purchase as part of the program?

You must order planting seed, at your normal dryland planting rate, as either Sicot 714B3F or Sicot 748B3F (or Sicot 746B3F in designated areas) plus your choice of Roundup Ready Flex® refuge seed.

Only seed purchased with Syngenta branded seed insecticide treatment products are eligible for the scheme (i.e. Cruiser and Cruiser Extreme).

Q. Am I able to purchase seed at early order pricing as part of the program?

No. Only seed purchased under the 2020 Regular Order seed price qualifies for the CSD Industry Support Program.

ELIGIBILITY OF CROPS

Q. Can I irrigate my crop post establishment?

No. As this is a dryland cotton support program, irrigating any crop registered within this program post establishment will make the offer null and void.

Q. Can I register a replanted crop as part of the program?

No, not if you have already made a claim on the first plant seed under the CSD Industry Support Program. If the claimed crop is replanted, the replanted seed is not eligible for the CSD Industry Support Program (only one claim per field per year can be made). The original crop must be inspected and destroyed prior to replanting into the field.

If you have replanted the field without making a claim under the CSD Industry Support Program, and you decide later in the season that you would like to make a claim, then the original seed that was planted can be claimed.

CSD INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAM FAQ

MAKING A CLAIM AND DESTROYING A FAILED CROP

Q. How do I make a claim through the program?

If you believe your crop is not economically viable for any reason other than hail damage, please contact your local CSD Extension and Development agronomist prior to 19 March 2021 to arrange a crop inspection. You will also need to contact your agent for their assistance to lodge the claim.

The claimed crop MUST be inspected before you start to destroy the crop. If the crop is not inspected, then the offer is voided.

Q. When do I need to lodge my claim?

Claims must be received by:

• 5:00pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT), 19 March 2021 if the grower/farm is located in New South Wales; or

• 4:00pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST),19 March 2021 if the grower/farm is located in Queensland.

Q. What if I am located in Northern Australia?

Claims must be received on or before 30 April 2021, by 5:00pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) of the grower/farm is located in Queensland; or 4:30pm Australian Central Standard Time (ACST) if the grower/farm is located in the Northern Territory; or 3:00pm Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) if the grower/farm is located in Western Australia.

Q. When must my crop be destroyed?

If your claim is approved, you will be eligible for a credit to the equivalent value of planting seed for next season on the condition that you destroy the crop by 15 April 2021 with email notification to your local CSD Extension and Development Agronomist. Crop destruction will be subject to audits. Crop destruction method will need to align with the requirements of the Bollgard® 3 RMP.

Q. What if I am located in Northern Australia?

Destruction of the crop must take place by 30 April 2021 with email notification to the relevant CSD Extension and Development Agronomist. Crop destruction will be subject to audits.

Q. Can I use my failed crop as stockfeed, and still lodge a claim under the program?

No. Failed cotton crops are not to be utilised for grazing, silage or stripping for stock feed, or harvested to achieve financial gain.

CLAIMING SEED FOR THE FOLLOWING SEASON

Q. When can I claim my seed credit?

Any credit provided must be taken as seed prior to the end of the 2021-22 Bollgard® 3 planting window in your region.

Q. Can I use this seed on a different farm?

Only if that farm is under the same trading entity. Seed credit must be planted on the same trading farm entity.

Q. Can I purchase my claimed seed under the CSD early order program?

Yes, the credit is for a monetary value and can be used to purchase seed in the early order program. However, if you choose to do this, you won’t be eligible to register that crop in the 2020-21 CSD Industry Support Program. If you use your credit to purchase seed at the regular order price, you are eligible to register that crop in the 2020-21 CSD Industry Support Program.

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Why cotton is the crop to pick

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cotton in their crop rotations. If you’ve been thinking about joining them, the

Acres of Opportunity website is a great place to start.

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Higher gross margins

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Simplified weed & pest control

Biotechnology in cotton allows for less insecticides

Greater flexibility

Greater flexibility in planting

windows enables optimum planting

schedules

Less risk

Advances in breeding and biotech have reduced risk

Marketing opportunities

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CSD’S ONLINE TOOLS

NEW DAY DEGREE CALCULATOR AND LOCALITY WEATHER DOWNLOAD FEATURE

1. Start by typing your nearest town from over 89 sites across Australia. Then choose your start and end date then click calculate.

2. A summary of results including date range and days elapsed, day degree sums for base 12 and experimental DD1532. A snapshot of accumulated number of cold shocks, nights above 25°C, hot days > 36°C and 40°C and mean of day night temperature.

3. Season comparison tab offers a quick table indicating key metrics for this season, the previous 4 seasons and a 10 year mean.

4. A download function allows access to more in depth data for analysis.

CURRENT TOOLS AVAILABLE ONLINE

• Soil Temperature Network

• Canopy Temperature Network

• Cotton Field Weather Network

• Simulated Time to Estimated First Flower (STEFF)

• Variety Performance Comparison (VPC)

• Variety Performance

• Cotton Planting Rate Calculator

• Day Degree Calculator

• Replant Calculator

• Have you got the green light for planting this season?

• Variety Trials

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CSD TO ACCESS

THESE TOOLS BY JULY 1.

STEFF - SIMULATED TIME TO ESTIMATED FIRST FLOWER

STEFF is an experimental tool developed by CSD to assist growers and agronomists to estimate the date of first flower. The algorithm that supports the STEFF model has been developed by harnessing the power of the CSD Ambassador Network dataset, made possible due to the vast network of growers who have co-operated with this initiative which in turn benefits the whole of industry.

The algorithm and climate functions that drive STEFF have been developed by CSD and are now available for use by the whole of industry. It’s important to note that STEFF is experimental and hence subject to evaluation this season. CSD envisage that STEFF will be used to assist growers to complement the decision making process leading up to first flower and importantly, the first irrigation. First irrigation timing is critical to ensure the crop is set up to generate strong growth during the flowering period, when most yield potential is determined.

VARIETY TRIALS

Variety trial results are a culmination of the dedication, hard work and cooperation of the team of trial growers, cotton ginning companies and the CSD Extension & Development Agronomy team. It is a collective effort which continues to benefit the whole cotton industry. Access to variety trial information is evolving to offer more in depth information and can be searched by season or region.

1. The expanding list of variety trials can be filtered to improve user access to information, this can be either by season or regional level. Once filtered the desired trial information can be viewed.

2. Once the desired trial has been accessed the trial summary of results become available. This summary includes trial location, grower, cultivation type, row configuration and the yield and quality data.

3. A key advantage of the new site is access to the crop summary as well as “snapshots” of crop growth and development throughout the season.

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COTTON FIELD WEATHER NETWORK

Our most popular resource, the Cotton Field Weather Station network contains a series of information for sites spread across the majority of valleys. New features include location maps, improved visual analysis of weather data and a handy export function to download station data.

1. The weather network has a new map feature to check exactly where the weather stations are located, with the ability to click on the drop pins of each weather station which is linked to the data it is collecting.

2. Handy tabs allow quick visual analysis of latest 15 minute observations, a daily summary, temperature line graph (hover mouse over line for observations) and a rainfall bar chart.

3. Do not miss the ‘export’ feature, this allows a download in excel of the comprehensive data collected at the station.

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ABOUT THE FASTSTART™ COTTON PROGRAMThe FastStart™ Cotton Program was established as a partnership between Cotton Seed Distributors (CSD) and Syngenta to focus research on improving the establishment and subsequent yield potential of Australian cotton crops.

The Program is funded through a contribution from the sale of CSD seed treated with Syngenta’s seedcare range. Through their purchase of cotton seed, growers have contributed more that $3 million to the FastStart Research and Development Fund since 2009. This has contributed towards over 50 research projects focussed on the challenges of crop establishment; developing technologies, chemistry and management solutions for the Australian cotton industry.

SOME KEY RESEARCH PROJECTS AND OUTPUTS OF THE FASTSTART™ COTTON PROGRAM• The development of best practice planting guidelines good

crop establishment, published as the FastStart Cotton Establishment Guide.

• A dedicated website (www.faststartcotton.com.au) with research, information and tools to assist growers, including: - An online cotton planting rate calculator. - A regionally specific red-amber-green traffic light

system to provide guidance on when to plant. - A replant calculator to compare the potential

establishment if you are considering replanting your crop. - The FastStart Soil Temperature Network, which uses

soil temperature data from a network of weather stations across the cotton industry to guide planting decisions.

- A variety performance guide to analyse the performance ofaselectedvarietyunderdifferentgrowingregimesforyieldandfibrequality.

- A variety performance comparison to compare cotton varieties by year and region.

• Vibrance Complete™, Cruiser Extreme® and Bion® - Syngenta seedcare products that provide protection against a range of cotton disease and insect pests.

• The FastStart Cotton Establishment Awards - a competition to showcase and reward best practice seedling establishment through grower case studies.

• The FastStart Cotton Accreditation Course - a free training module to equip cotton agronomists, consultants, rural retailersandon-farmstaffwiththeprinciplesandtoolstoadvise growers on best practice cotton crop establishment.

• Highlights of research projects funded under the FastStart program include: - Pathology microscopes for the Australian Cotton Research Institute.

- Investigationofthefieldconditionsatimpactsonplanting. - Supporting the early season insect damage experiments. - Examination of abiotic stress. - Numerous projects into the control of Fusarium wilt. - Supporting Verticillium wilt screening.

FASTSTART™ COTTON - CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF ADVANCING CROP ESTABLISHMENT FOR AUSTRALIAN COTTON GROWERS

THE FASTSTART™ COTTON ACCREDITATION COURSE

Designed to be completed in association with the FastStart™ Cotton Establishment Guide, the FastStart Accreditation Course is a free training module which aims to equip cotton agronomists,consultants,ruralretailersandon-farmstaffwiththe principles and tools to advise growers on best practice cotton crop establishment.

The course is also part of the Crop Consultants Australia (CCA) accreditation program, whereby members can gain points by successfully completing the course. Non-members are also welcome to complete the course, with the suggestion to include it as part of an on-farm induction for new employees, and/or an upskilling information update for existing farm workers.

TheFastStartAccreditationCoursewasfirstofferedin2018and since then, almost 500 users have successfully completed the training.

ABOUT THE COURSE

• It is recommended to familiarise yourself with the information in the FastStart Cotton Establishment Guide (available at www.faststartcotton.com.au/downloads) and have it on hand as you complete the course.

• The course consists of 30 multiple choice questions.• The course questions are updated each year.• It is a requirement of your CSD Agency Support Plan thatallofyourcottonmanagersandagronomystaffsuccessfully complete the course each year.

• You will be able to track your progress as you completethecourse,andyouwillbenotifiedofyourscore upon completion of the course. If you are part of the CSD Agency Network, your details will be recorded by CSD no reporting is required by the user or Agent.

• It is essential that you record your name and employee email details correctly, as these details are used to match your records.

• If you are a member of Crop Consultants Australia (CCA) and would like to report your successful completion of the FastStart Accreditation Course, please contact the CCA (www.cropconsultants.com.au) for further details.

Almost 500 users have successfully completed the accreditation course

The course comprises of 30 multiple choice

questions

Designed to be completed in association with

the FastStart Cotton Establishment Guide

The course is also part of the Crop Consultants

Australia (CCA) accreditation program

2019 DRYLAND WINNERS BRETT AND KAY ENKELMANN2018 IRRIGATED WINNER TODD FARRER

WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO KUNUNURRA AND BROOME, WA!As part of the FastStart™ Cotton Program, Cotton Seed DistributorsandSyngentaareonceagainofferinggreatprizes to growers who are achieving excellence in cotton plant stand and uniformity through the FastStart Cotton Establishment Awards.

In2020,theAwardsareofferingoneirrigatedandonedryland cotton grower a trip for two people to Kununurra and Broome, including return airfares, six nights’ accommodation, meals, car hire and more.Simply take and upload a photo of yourself with your cotton crop, and complete some information on your planting rates and establishment details.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

• Entries will be judged based on a combination of the establishment percentage and Planter Uniformity Index (PUI) of each eligible crop. Please note the direction of the planter when recording the row number of each planter pass.

• Direction of the planter when recording the row number of each planter pass.

• Entry is open to cotton growers in NSW, VIC and QLDaged18yearsandover.

• Growers must have purchased and planted cotton seed from Cotton Seed Distributors which has been treated with Syngenta seed treatments.

• Entry is open to growers planting cotton crops duringthe2020-21seasononly.

• Entriesopenon1August,2020andclose15December, 2020.

• Multiple entries are permitted.• There are two categories dryland and irrigated

cotton. Both winners will receive a trip for two.• Previous winners are ineligible to enter the

Awards.• Winnerswillbenotifiedbytelephoneandemail.• For more information, contact your local CSD

Extension and Development Agronomist or your Syngenta Territory Sales Manager.

• Full terms and conditions available at www.faststartcotton.com.au/faststart-awards.

Entries can be submitted via www.faststartcotton.com.au/faststart-awards

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CONTACTS

STEWART BROTHERTON Central Queensland and Burdekin 0455 682 068 stewartb@csd.net.au

BOB FORD Namoi Valley and Walgett 0428 950 015 bford@csd.net.au

CHRIS BARRY Darling Downs, Burnett and Fraser Coast 0491 212 705 cbarry@csd.net.au

CHRIS TEAGUE Macintyre Valley, St George and Dirranbandi 0428 950 021 cteague@csd.net.au

LARISSA HOLLAND Queensland 0428 950 003 lholland@csd.net.au

SAM LEE Extension and Development Manager - QLD Darling Downs and Northern Australia 0427 437 236 saml@csd.net.au

JAMES QUINN Marketing, Extension and Development Lead 0428 950 028 jquinn@csd.net.au

JORIAN MILLYARD Extension and Development Manager - NSW Southern New South Wales 0428 950 009 jmillyard@csd.net.au

TBA Gwydir Valley and Mungindi 0428 950 005 TBA

CRAIG MCDONALD Central New South Wales 0484 513 566 cmcdonald@csd.net.au

ANGUS MARSHALL Northern New South Wales 0428 950 054 amarshall@csd.net.au

ELLA ARNOLD Central and Southern New South Wales 0428 950 033 earnold@csd.net.au

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL EXTENSION AND DEVELOPMENT AGRONOMIST

WEE WAA OFFICE‘Shenstone’ Wee Waa, NSW 2388

(02) 6795 0000

DALBY DISTRIBUTION CENTRECnr Edward and Napier Streets Dalby, QLD 4405

(07) 4662 6050

WEE WAA OFFICE

2952 Culgoora Road Wee Waa, NSW 2388

Phone (02) 6795 0000

DALBY DISTRIBUTION CENTRE

Cnr Edward and Napier Sts Dalby, QLD 4405

Phone (07) 4662 6050

/CottonSeedDistributors www.csd.net.au @csd_cotton