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Tropical
Grasslands
Vol. 37 2003
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Contributed Articles March 2003 (No. 1)
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The response of
Panicum maximum to a simulated subcanopy environment.
2. Soil × shade × water interaction P.A. DURR and J. RANGEL
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Nitrogen fixation
and growth of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) and yam bean (Pachyrhizus
erosus) in a sodic soil as affected by gypsum and sulphur inoculated
with Thiobacillus and rhizobial inoculation N.P. STAMFORD,
A.D.S. FREITAS, D.S. FERRAZ, A. MONTENEGRO and C.E.R.S. SANTOS
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Evaluation of forage
legumes and grasses on seasonally waterlogged sites in north-east Thailand
M.D. HARE, C. KAEWKUNYA, P. TATSAPONG and
M. SAENGKHAM
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Managing rhodes
grass (Chloris gayana) cv. Callide to improve diet quality.
1. Effects of age of regrowth, strip grazing and mulching W.K.
EHRLICH, R.T. COWAN and K.F. LOWE
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Managing rhodes
grass (Chloris gayana) cv. Callide to improve diet quality.
2. Effects of stocking rate and irrigation frequency W.K. EHRLICH,
R.T. COWAN and K.F. LOWE
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Current range condition
in southern Ethiopia in relation to traditional management strategies:
The perceptions of Borana pastoralists AYANA ANGASSA and FEKADU
BEYENE
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Book Review
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Managing and Conserving Grassy Woodlands
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Notes for Contributors
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Contributed Articles June 2003 (No. 2)
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Effect of stocking
rates on animal gain, pasture yield and composition, and soil properties
from setaria-nitrogen and setaria-legume pastures in coastal south-east
Queensland R.M. JONES and R.J. JONES
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The effect of frequency
of pasture allocation on the milk production, pasture intake and behaviour
of grazing cows in a subtropical environment B.C. GRANZIN
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A feeding strategy
of combining tropical grass species for stall-fed dairy cows
J.M.N. BWIRE, H. WIKTORSSON and A.J. MWILAWA
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Forage yield, nutritive
value, feed intake and digestibility of three grass species as affected
by harvest frequency NGO VAN MAN and HANS WIKTORSSON
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Influence of seedbed
preparation and grazing management on seed production of four tropical
legumes in the establishment year C.K. McDONALD, R.M. JONES and
S.J. COOK
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Nitrogen cycling
in degraded Leucaena leucocephala-Brachiaria decumbens pastures
on an acid infertile soil in south-east Queensland, Australia S.T.M.
BURLE, H.M. SHELTON and S.A. DALZELL
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Contributed Articles September 2003 (No. 3)
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Effects of sown
grasses and stocking rates on pasture and animal production from
legume-based pastures in the seasonally dry tropics R.J. Jones
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Experiences with
farm pastures at the former CSIRO Samford Research Station, south-east
Queensland, and how these relate to results from 40 years of research
R.M. JONES and G.A. BUNCH
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Spring burning and
splitting of nitrogen application may affect dry matter yield and flowering
of Digitaria eriantha (Smuts finger grass) PIETER A. PIETERSE
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Defoliation of Paspalum
atratum during the growing season affects tiller and plant density
the following spring R.S. KALMBACHER and F.G. MARTIN
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Competition affects
survival and growth of buffel grass seedlings is buffel grass a
coloniser or an invader? JOHN G. McIVOR
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Ergot resistance
in plants of Paspalum dilatatum incorporated by hybridisation with
Paspalum urvillei
G.E. SCHRAUF, M.A. BLANCO, P.S. CORNAGLIA, V.A. DEREGIBUS,
M. MADIA, M.G. PACHECO, J. PADILLA, A.M. GARCÍA and C. QUARÍN
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Research note: An
observation on yield and nutritive value of Sesbania aculeata and
its feeding to Damascus does M. ZARKAWI, M.R. Al-MASRI and K. KHALIFA
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Contributed Articles December 2003 (No. 4)
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Forage demand
and adoption by smallholder livestock keepers workshop
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Current and future needs for forages
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Forage technology
adoption: linking on-station research with participatory methods
M. PETERS and C.E. LASCANO
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Farmer demand for forages
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Tropical forage
research for the future better use of research resources to deliver
adoption and benefits to farmers B.C. PENGELLY, A. WHITBREAD, P.R. MAZAIWANA
and N. MUKOMBE
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Case studies on uptake of forage innovations in livestock production systems
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Assessing factors
influencing adoption of pastures and fodders amongst smallholder subsistence
farmers in selected districts of west Kenya J.M. WANYAMA,
F.N. MUYEKHO, A.A.O. MASINDE, D.T. CHERUIYOT, J. ODONGO, M. OJOWI
and R. OKEYO
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Adoption of forage
legumes: the case of Desmodium intortum and Calliandra calothyrsus
in central Kenya D.M. MWANGI and C. WAMBUGU
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The adoption and
scaling up of the use of fodder shrubs in central Kenya S. FRANZEL,
C. WAMBUGU, P. TUWEI and G. KARANJA
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Development and
transfer of forage production technologies for smallholder dairying: case
studies of participatory evaluation of species and methods of establishment
in western Kenya F.N. MUYEKHO, L. MOSE and D.T. CHERUIYOT
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Community-based
forage development program: the experiences of FARM Africa Goat Project
in Ethiopia ZEWDU AYELE
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Determinants of
adoption of improved forage technologies in croplivestock mixed
systems: evidence from the highlands of Ethiopia B. GEBREMEDHIN,
M.M. AHMED and S.K. EHUI
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Forage demand and
constraints to adoption of forage technologies by livestock keepers in Malawi
MOFFAT KUMWENDA and AUSTIN NGWIRA
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Farmer experiences
in the production and utilisation of fodder trees in Zimbabwe: constraints
and opportunities for increased adoption L. HOVE, S. FRANZEL and
P.S. MOYO
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Adoption of dual-purpose
forages: some policy implications M.L.A. LAPAR and S. EHUI
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Promoting adoption of forage technologies
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Integrating forage
technologies on smallholder farms in the upland tropics R. ROOTHAERT,
P. HORNE and W. STÜR
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List of participants
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304
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