| Some considerations of timber and woody weed control in property development
in northern Australia—N.D. Young |
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1–6
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| The indigenous South African clovers (T. africanum Ser. and T.
burchellianum Ser.) and their potential as pasture legumes—R.M.
Jones, B.W. Strijdom and E.P. Theron |
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7–16
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| Productivity and dynamics of two Siratro based pastures in the Burnett
coastal foothills of south-east Queensland—W.J. Bisset and G.W.C.
Marlowe |
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17–24
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| Updated budgetary comparison between pangola grass/legume and nitrogen
fertilized pangola pasture for beef production in the southern Wallum—J.A.
Firth, the late W.W. Bryan and T.R. Evans |
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25–32
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| The reaction of seven Cenchrus ciliaris L. cultivars to flooding—E.R.
Anderson |
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33–40
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| The effects of prior cultivation and cropping on pasture productivity—R.
Roe |
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41–48
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| Yield, composition and in vitro digestibility of Amaranthus hybridus
sub-species incurvatus—J.S. Mugerwa and Ruth Bwabye |
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49–48
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Proceedings:
The
central Queensland section of the Tropical Grassland Society of
Australia—field meeting on May 31, 1973
Fertilizers for Townsville stylo—R.K. Jones, 57.
Agronomy and management of Townsville stylo—P. Gillard, 58.
Land development and Townsville stylo establishment techniques—P.C. Davidson,
59.
Cattle performance and management on Townsville stylo pastures—J.H. Bond,
60.
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57-60
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Night
meeting of the Tropical Grassland Society held at the Cunningham
Laboratory, St. Lucia, Brisbane on July 18, 1973
Some problems of establishment and management by legume-based tropical
pastures—C.R. Roberts
|
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61–67
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The Tropical
Grassland Society of Australia field day on September 212, 1973
Pasture improvement on sandstone country in the Beaudesert area.
|
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68-70
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| Beef production from three pastures at Grafton, N.S.W.—R.D.H. Cohen and
A.D. O’Brien |
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71–80
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| Rate of biting by Jersey cows as influenced by the yield and maturity of
pasture swards—T.H. Stobbs |
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81–86
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| Fire effects on a Ugandan savanna grassland—G.N. Harrington |
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87–102
|
| Improvement of seed yield of siratro (Macroptilium atropurpureum)
2. Recovery of fallen seed by suction harvester—J.M. Hopkinson and
C.P. Vicary |
|
103–106
|
| The effects of supplemental Leucaena leucocephala browse on steers
grazing Dichanthium caricosum in Fiji—I.J. Partridge and
E. Ranacou |
|
107–112
|
| Thinning tropical woodlands with chemicals—J.A. Robertson |
|
113–116
|
| Milk and fat yields of Jersey and Friesian cows grazing tropical grass-legume
pastures—R.T. Cowan, P. O’Grady, R.J. Moss and I.J.R. Byford |
|
117–122
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|
Proceedings:
Field meeting
of the central Queensland section on July 6, 1973
Nitrogen on tropical pastures
|
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123-124
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Field meeting
in the Brisbane Valley on April 19, 1974
Sod seeding siratro into native pastures–2 years after—K.F. Lowe, 125–128.
Experiences in sod-seeding siratro into native speargrass pastures on granite
soils near Mundubbera—J.C. Tothill, 128–132.
Discussion of pastures for the region, 132.
Some aspects of breeding herd management in the West Moreton region of
south-east Queensland—M.A. Burns, 133.
|
|
125-136
|
| Growth response, critical percentage of phosphorus, and seasonal variation
of phosphorus percentage in Stylosanthes guyanensis cv. Schofield
topdressed with superphosphate—R.C. Bruce |
|
137–144
|
| Variation in oxalate, major cations, and dry matter digestibility of 47
introductions of the tropical grass setaria—J.B. Hacker |
|
145–154
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| Comparison of oats and annual ryegrass as winter forage crops—D. Kemp |
|
155–162
|
| Temperature, seeding depth and fertilizer effects on germination and early
seedling growth of kikuyu grass—Graeme J. Blair, R.M. Hughes, J.V.
Lovett and M.G. Causley |
|
163–170
|
| Growth and phosphorus response of some pasture legumes sown under coconuts
in Bali—R.J.H. Steel and L.R. Humphreys |
|
171–178
|
| Changing requirements for rural research and extension—the primary producer’s
viewpoint—G.R. Sample |
|
189-194
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Proceedings:
Farm
management and the grazier—residential symposium at the Queensland
Agricultural College on July 2 and 3, 1974
The roles of a modern farm business manager—John W. Longworth,
Evaluating whole farm returns—N.U. Payne, 200–202.
Evaluating returns of individual enterprises—J.M. Young, 202–204.
Management problems in a property development in the Dawson Valley—W.J.D.
Shaw, 204–207.
From marginal dairyman to marginal grazier—R. Pechey, 207–209.
Improved pastures in spear grass—R. Briggs, 209–210.
Property development on northern New South Wales country—Stuart Everett,
210-213.
Land use management and landscape—J.E. Coaldrake, 214-215.
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197–215
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