Research that works for developing countries and Australia

 

Cropping Systems and Economics

The Cropping Systems and Economics (CSE) program aims to improve food security through enhanced productivity and sustainability of field crop farming systems using collaborative R&D partnerships for biophysical and economic research and development.

Contact Information

Research Program Manager: Dr John Dixon
Email: dixon [at] aciar [dot] gov [dot] au
Research Program Assistant: Helen Kilborn
Email: kilborn [at] aciar [dot] gov [dot] au

All Projects

CSE/2004/033 - Zero-tillage rice establishment and crop-weed dynamics in rice and wheat cropping systems in India and Australia

CSE/2006/040 - Diversification and intensification of rainfed lowland cropping systems in Cambodia

CSE/2006/041 - Increased productivity and profitability of rice-based lowland cropping systems in Lao PDR

CSE/2006/124 - Fine-tuning the Happy Seeder technology for adoption in northwest India

CSE/2006/132 - Policy instruments to address air pollution issues in agriculture - Implications for Happy Seeder technology adoption in India

CSE/2009/004 - Developing improved farming and marketing systems in rainfed regions of southern Lao PDR

CSE/2009/005 - Improved rice germplasm for Cambodia and Australia

CSE/2009/024 - Sustainable intensification of maize-legume cropping systems for food security in eastern and southern Africa (SIMLESA)

CSE/2009/037 - Improved rice establishment and productivity in Cambodia and Australia

CSE/2010/027 - Developing a regional Conservation Agricultural Hub for North Africa: scoping study assessment