| John Griffiths Davies (1904–69)—An epitaph in grass—R. Milton Moore |
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1–6 |
| Pasture development in the sub-tropics with special reference to Taiwan—J.
Griffiths Davies |
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7–16 |
| Leaf growth in pasture grasses—J.H. Silsbury |
|
17–36 |
| Herbage production from native grasses and sown pastures in south-west
Queensland—J.P. Ebersohn |
|
37–42 |
| Studies on a spear grass pasture in central coastal Queensland—the effect
of fertilizer, stocking rate and oversowing with Stylosanthes
humilis on beef production and botanical composition—N.H. Shaw
and L. ‘t Mannetje |
|
43–56 |
| The place of trees and shrubs as sources of forage in tropical and sub-tropical
pastures—S.G. Gray |
|
57–62 |
| Evaluating white clover varieties for the Clarence River beef country—A.D.
O’Brien |
|
63–70 |
| Some influences of straw mulch, nitrogen fertilizer and oat companion crops
on establishment of Sabi panic—K.B. Rickert |
|
71–76 |
| Pasture development in the spear grass region at Westwood in the Fitzroy
Basin—R.L. Hall |
|
77–84 |
| Dry matter yields and animal production of Guinea grass (Panicum maximum)
on the humid tropical coast of North Queensland—B. Grof and W.A.T.
Harding |
|
85–96 |
| The effect of nitrogen fertilizer applied in spring and autumn on the production
and botanical composition of two sub-tropical grass–legume mixtures—R.J.
Jones |
|
97–110 |
| Performance of eight tropical legumes and Lucerne and of four tropical
grasses on semi-arid Brigalow land in central Queensland—M.J. Russel
and J.E. Coaldrake |
|
111 |
|
Presidential address:
The use of improved pastures for a calf enterprise as an adjunct or alternative
to dairying or vealer production in the sub-tropics—R.E. Harrison
|
|
121–128 |
| A review of pasture species in Fiji. I. Grasses—O.T. Roberts |
|
129–138 |
| Kikuyu–(Pennisetum clandestinum) as a pasture grass. A review—P.T.
Mears |
|
139–152 |
| Performance of warm-season perennial grasses for irrigated pastures at
Deniliquin, south-eastern Australia—V.R. Squires and L.F. Myers |
|
153–162 |
|
Proceedings:
Pasture
improvement in the cool sub-tropics, Warwick area, S .E. Queensland
Field Meeting—3–4 October 1969
The Warwick hinterland and border region—S. Walsh,
Pasture research in the granite and traprock areas of south-east Queensland—N.M.
Clarkson, 171–173.
Development alternative—N.T. Clark, 174.
Farm visits
“Palmgrove”, Dalveen—P. Bondfield, 180.
“Warahgai”, Karara—W. Raff, 184.
“Risdon”, Warwick—K. Leahy, 186.
|
|
169–170 |
| An assessment of the effect of feed supplementation and areas under improved
pastures and crops on milk production in south-eastern Queensland—B.G.
Cook and G.R. Dolby |
|
189–194 |
| Economic evaluation of land use alternatives for the southern Wallum region,
Queensland—W.O. McCarthy, P.L. Nuthall, C. Higham and D. Ferguson
|
|
195–212 |
| A review of pasture species in Fiji. II. Legumes—O.T. Roberts |
|
213–222 |
| Nodule number, time to nodulation and its effectiveness in eleven accessions
of Glycine wightii—A. Diatloff and J.E. Ferguson |
|
223–228 |
| Pasture improvement at Na Pheng, central Laos—R. Thomas and L.R. Humphreys |
|
229–236 |
| Automatic measurement of grazing time by dairy cows on tropical grass and
legume pastures—T.H. Stobbs |
|
237–244 |
|
Proceedings:
C.S.I.R.O.
Research at the Narayen Research Station near Mundubbera, Queensland
Field Meeting of the Burnett Section–10 February 1970
The Narayen Research Station—D.B. Coates, 253.
Beef production from improved pastures on granite soils at Narayen—L. ‘t
Mannetje, 253.
Pasture and crop rotation experiment on Brigalow land—J.E. Coaldrake, J.S.
Russel, M.J. Russel and C.A. Smith, 256.
Measures taken to prevent drought losses at the Narayen Research Station—D.B.
Coates, 258.
|
|
253-259 |
|
Tropical
pastures for beef and milk production in the Woodford–Bellthorpe
district, south-east Queensland. Field meeting–June 13, 1970
Introduction to the Woodford–Bellthorpe area—P.E. Luck, 260.
Tropical pastures for beef production on areas not suited for timber—K.
Brandon, 262.
Tropical pastures for dairy production—R.A. Chambers, 264.
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|
260-264 |
