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Cropping Systems and Economics

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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: Jessica Morton
Email: morton [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/2009/024 - Sustainable intensification of maize-legume cropping systems for food security in eastern and southern Africa (SIMLESA)