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After harvesting the seven tonnes of the produce, he feeds the green fibrous part and produce considered rejects to his two three Friesian cows.Powdery mildew, black root rot and bacteria wilt are some of the diseases that affect carrots.

Taekwondo ace knocks healthy returns out of carrots

Jorar OP (2003) Using rotations to reduce black root rot. Australian Cottongrower 24, 47-48.

Nehl D, Allen S, Mondal A, Lonergan P (2004) Black root rot: a pandemic in Australian cotton.

Soil properties, black root-rot incidence, yield, and greenhouse gas emissions in irrigated cotton cropping systems sown in a Vertosol with subsoil sodicity

R bunodes causes black root rot mainly in tropical woody hosts.

Secondary metabolites from static cultures of the fungus Rosellinia arcuata

But tests have shown that planting strawberries in these flexible tubes significantly reduced incidence of black root rot and increased yields 16- to 32-fold.

Socking it to strawberry root rot

barbadense and development of black root rot caused by Thielaviopsis basicola.

Frequency and pathogenicity of fusarium wilts (Fusarium solani and Fusarium equiseti) of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) in Adamawa in Nigeria

Soil quality indicators monitored were aggregate stability (dispersion index), compaction (air-filled porosity), soil resilience to structural destruction (as geometric mean diameter of soil aggregates formed after puddling and drying of soil), exchangeable cations, calcium carbonate, nitrate-N, pH, organic C, development of arbuscular mycorrhiza (AM), and incidence of cotton root diseases (black root rot).

Sowing wheat or field pea as rotation crops after irrigated cotton in a grey Vertosol

Additional keywords: cracking clay, minimum tillage, soil organic C, farming system, mychorrhiza, black root rot, long-fallow disorder.

Effect of long-fallow on soil quality and cotton lint yield in an irrigated, self-mulching, grey Vertosol in the central-west of New South Wales