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Proceedings of the 10th Australian Agronomy Conference 2001 - References Index

Precision Farming, Controlled Traffic, Spatial Variability
Farming Systems
Farming Systems - Other
Soil Management including Species for Difficult Soils
Physiology, Crop Models, Decision Support
Physiology, Agronomy General
Crop Agronomy - Breeding
Pasture Nutrition
Pastures - Breeding and Selection
Cultivar and Species Comparisons - Pastures
Adoption, Extension and Education
Land Use
Disease, Weed and Pest Management, Allelopathy
Crop Agronomy - Plant Density, Sowing Date
Crop Nutrition
Crop Water Use Efficiency
Pasture Physiology and Management
Forage Crop Management - Water Use
Nutrition: Nitrogen Management
Phenology and Crop Development

Concurrent Session 1, 1300-1430, Monday, 29/1/2001

Precision Farming, Controlled Traffic, Spatial Variability

Strategies to interpret the yield map: Defining yield-limiting factors

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2. Long, D.S., Carlson, G.R. and Engel, R.E. 1998. Proceedings of 4^th International Conference on Precision Agriculture, Minneapolis.
3. Low, R., Moore, G., Nicolas, M., and Williams, B. 1998. Proceedings of 2^nd Australian Symposium on Precision Agriculture. Abstr.
4. Minasny, B., McBratney, A.B., and Whelan, B.M. 1999. VESPER version 1.0. Australian Centre for Precision Agriculture, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 (http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/agric/acpa).

Mechanising on-the-run grain sampling

Variation in growth, yield and quality of wheat cultivars on the South Coast

1. Amjad, M., Dooley, V. and Anderson, W. 2000. Wheat performance in a high disease season on the South Coast. 2. Leaf area, disease and yield at Gibson and Salmon Gums. Crop Updates Western Australia, Rendezvous Observation City, WA, 15-16 Feb.
2. Garlinge, J., Portman, A. and Hedland-Thomas, R. 1999. Crop sowing guide 1999. Agriculture Western Australia. Bulletin 4351 (Agdex 102/30).
3. Perry, M. and Hillman, B. 1991. The Wheat Book: A technical manual for wheat producers. Department of Agriculture Western Australia. Bulletin No.4196 (Agdex 112/01).
4. Stoneman, T. C., Overheu, T. D. and Muller, P. G. (1990). An introduction to the soils of the Esperance Advisory District – descriptions, illustrations and notes on seven common soils. Department of Agriculture Western Australia. Bulletin No. 4230 (Agdex 524).

Comparing grain yield and protein from pre-plant and at-sowing N application to cereal crops

1. Havlin, J.L., Beaton, J.D., Tisdale, S.L., and Nelson, W.L. 1999. In: Soil Fertility and Fertilizers. 6^th Ed. (Prentice Hall: Upper Saddle River, New Jersey). pp. 128.
2. Holford, I.C.R., Doyle, A.D., and Leckie, C.C. (1992) Aust. J. Agric. Res. 43, 969-86.
3. Strong, W.M. and Cooper, J.E. 1992. Aust. J. Soil Res. 30, 695-709.
4. Strong, W.M., Saffigna. P.G., Cooper, J.E., and Cogle, A.L. 1992. Aust. J. Soil Res. 30, 711-21.
5. Strong, W.M., Dalal, R.C., Weston, R.J., Cooper, J.E., Lehane, K.J., King, A.J., and Chicken, C.J. 1996. Aust. J. Exp. Agric. 36, 665-74.

Strategies to interpret yield maps: Predicting grain protein using yield

1. Cressie, N.A.C. 1993. Spatial Statistics. 2^nd Ed. (J. Wiley, New York)
2. Moore, M. 1998. An investigation into the accuracy of yield maps and their subsequent use in crop management. PhD Thesis, Cranfield University, Silsoe, UK.
3. Robert, P. C., Rust, R. H., and Larson, W. E. 1996. Proceedings 3rd International Conference. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
4. Strong, W. M. 1981. Nitrogen requirements of irrigated wheat on the Darling Downs. Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry 21, 424-31.
5. Strong, W.M., and Holford, I.C.R. 1992. Fertilisers and manures. In: Sustainable crop production in the sub-tropics: an Australian perspective. (Eds. A. L. Clarke and P. B. Wylie) (Department of Primary Industries, Queensland).

Yield And Protein Variation Within A Controlled Traffic System

Water Use Efficiency of Field Pea Genotypes of Contrasting Morphology

1. Armstrong, E. L., Pate, J. S. and Tennant, D. 1994. Aust. J. Plant Physiol. 21, 517-532.
2. Bailey, R. J. and Groves, S. J. 1991. Aspects Appl. Biol. 27, 299-304.
3. Cooper, P. J. M., Campbell, G. S., Heath, M. C. and Hebblethwaite, P. D. 1988. In: World Crops: Cool Season Food Legumes. (Ed. Summerfield, R.J.) (Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands). Pp. 813-829.
4. Heath, M. C. and Hebblethwaite, P. D. 1985. Agronomic problems associated with pea crop. In: The Pea Crop. (Eds. Hebblethwaite, P. D., Heath, M. C. and Dawkins, T. C. K.) (Butterworths, London, UK). pp. 19-29.
5. Heath, M. C. Pilbeam, C. J., McKenzie, B. A. and Hebblethwaite, P. D. 1994. In: Expanding the production and use of cool season food legumes (Eds. Muehlbauer, F. J. and Kaiser, W. J.) (Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands). Pp. 771-790.
6. Martin, I., Tenorio, J. L. and Ayerbe, L. 1994. Crop Sci. 34, 1576-1583.
7. Moore, S. G., Wheatly, D. M., O’Brien, L. and Jessop, R. S. 1996. Proceedings 8th Australian Agronomy Conference, Toowoomba, Pp 438-441.
8. Wilson, D. R., Hansen, R. and Jermyn, W. A. 1981. Proc. Agron. Soc. NZ, 11, 35-39
9. Zain, Z. M., Gallagher, J. N. and White, J. G. H. 1983. Proc. Agron. Soc. NZ, 13, 95-102.

Innovative Management of Grain Sorghum in Central Queensland.

1. Robertson M.J., Fukai S., Ludlow M.M., and Hammer G.L. 1993. Water extraction by grain sorghum in a sub-humid environment. I. Analysis of the water extraction pattern. Field Crops Research, 33, 81-97.
2. Robertson M.J., Fukai S., Ludlow M.M., and Hammer G.L. 1993. Water extraction by grain sorghum in a sub-humid environment. II. Extraction in relation to root growth. Field Crops Research, 33, 99-112.
3. Myers R.J.K., Foale M.A., Thomas G.A., French A.V., Hall B. 1986. How row spacing affects water use and root growth of grain sorghum. In: Proceedings of the first Australian Sorghum Conference, Gatton, pp 586-591.

Age of cultivation is not a good indicator of profitable crop production

Dalal, R.C. and Mayer, R.J. 1986. Aust. J. Soil. Res. 24, 281-292.

Farming Systems

Using Lucerne to Improve the Reliability of Cropping on Waterlogged Soils

1. Angus, J.F., Gault, R.R., Good, A.J., Hart, A.B., Jones, T.D. and Peoples, M.B. 2000. Aust. J. Agric. Res. 51, 877-890
2. Cresswell, H.P. and Kirkegaard, J.A.1995. Aust. J. Soil Res. 33, 221-39
3. Egan, P. and Ransom, K.P. 1996. Proceedings 8th Australian Agronomy Conference, Toowoomba, p 231-234.

Raised-bed cropping leading the way in high rainfall southern Australia

1. Anon (1999). Plant root growth analysis. In. Raised beds and Controlled Traffic Cropping. Eds. Bruce Wightman and Peter Kealy. Southern Farming Systems, p6.
2. Isbell, R.F. 1996. "The Australian Soil Classification." CSIRO Publication, Australia.

Fallow: costly insurance for the Victorian Mallee?

1. O'Leary, G.J. and Connor, D.J. 1996a. Agric. Sys. 52, 1-29.
2. O'Leary, G.J. and Connor, D.J. 1996b. Agric. Sys. 52, 31-55.

Nitrogen fixation inputs from lucerne-dominated pastures in the central-east of NSW

1. Peoples, M.B., Bowman, A.M., Gault, R.R., Herridge, D.F., McCallum, M.H., McCormick, K.M., Norton, R.M., Rochester, I.J., Scammell, G.J. and Schwenke, G.D. 2000. Plant and Soil 2000 (In Press).
2. Roesner, E.A., 2000. Proc. 15^th Ann Conf. Grassland Soc. NSW, 2000, pp123-4
3. Unkovich, M.J., Pate, J.S. and Sanford, P. 1997. Aust J. Agric. Res. 48, 267-93.

Grain sorghum as a dryland cropping option in the Wimmera region, Victoria

1. Dart, I.D., So, H.B. and Schafer, B.M. 1992. Proc. 2nd Aust. Sorghum Conf., AIAS, Occ. Publ. 68, 243-259.
2. McIntyre, G. 1996. Summer crop management notes- Darling Downs. QDPI. Agdex 100/20, 17-36
3. Ritchie, J.T. and Alagarswamy, G. 1989. Modelling the growth and Development of Sorghum and Pearl Millet. ICRISAT, Res. Bull. No. 12, 24-26
4. Wade, L.J., Douglas, A.C.L. and Mayer, D.G. 1992. Proc. 3rd Aust. Sorghum Conf., AIAS, Occ. Publ. 93, 434-441.

Simulation of tactical use of Phase Farming to reduce Deep Drainage

1. Dunin, F.X., Williams, J., Verburg, K. and Keating, B.A. 1999. Agrofor. Syst. 45, 343-364.
2. Dunin, F.X., Smith, C.J., Leuning, R., Denmead, O.T. and Poss, R. 2000. Aust. J. Agric. Res. 51, in press.
3. McCown, R.L., Hammer, G.L., Hargreaves, J.N.G., Holzworth, D.L. and Freebairn, D.M. 1996. Agric. Syst. 50, 255-271.
4. Ridley, A.M., Christy, B., Dunin, F.X., Haines, P.J., Wilson, K.F. and Ellington, A. 2000. Aust. J. Agric. Res. 51, in press.
5. Smith, C.J., Dunin, F.X., Zegelin, S.J. and Poss, R. 1998. Aust. J. Agric. Res. 49, 379-389.
6. Smith, C.J., Dunin, F.X., Poss, R. and Angus, J.F.2000. Aust. J. Agric. Res. 51, 867-876.

Soil water availability and root distribution in rainfed and irrigated lucerne

1. Abdul-Jabbar, A.S., Sammis, T.W. and Lugg, D.G. 1982. Irri. Sci. 3, 197-207.
2. Cawood, R. and McDonald, G. 1996. Climate of South Eastern Australia. In: ‘Climate, Temperature and Crop Production in South-eastern Australia’. (Ed. R. Cawood). pp.21-32 Work and Turner Pty Ltd: Melbourne
3. Lolicato, S.J. 2000. Aust. J. Exp. Agric. 40, 37-45.
4. Probert, M.E., Robertson, M.J., Poulton, P.L., Carberry, P.S., Weston, E.J. and Lehane, K.J. 1998. Proceedings 9th Australian Agronomy Conference, Wagga Wagga, pp247-50.
5. Ayars, J.E., Phene, C.J., Hutamacher, R.B., Davis, K.R. Schoneman, R.A., Vail, S.S. and Mead, R.M. 1999. Agric. Water. Management. 42, 1-27.

Agronomy and Policy Design: Tackling the ‘where, what and how’ Questions

1. Roetter, R.P., Van Keulen, H., Laborte, A.G., Hoanh, C.T. and Van Laar, H.H. 2000. SysNet Research Paper Series No. 2. International Rice Research Institute, Los Banos, The Philippines, p. 266.
2. Van Ittersum, M.K. and Rabbinge, R., 1997. Field Crops Res. 52, 197-208
3. Van Ittersum, M.K., Rabbinge, R. and Van Latesteijn, H.C. 1998. Agric. Systems 58, 309-330.
4. Van Latesteijn, H.C. 1995. Ecol. Engineering 4, 211-222.

Farming Systems - Other

Farmer Practices and Attitudes to Conventional Fallow in the Low Rainfall Mallee

1. Clarke, D. 1997. Regional Implementation Strategy, Dryland Areas, Murray-Darling Basin, South Australia. Summary Report for the Soils Board Care Program, SA.
2. O’Connell, M.G., O’Leary, G.J. and Incerti, M. 1995. Agric. Wat. Man. 29, 37-52.
3. O’Leary, G.J. and Connor, D.J. 1997. Field Crop. Res. 52, 209-219.
4. McDonough, C. 1992. Murraylands Agricultural Bureaux Soil Management Survey Summary. Primary Industries South Australia, Murray Bridge.
5. Slee, D. and Assoc. 1996. Farming practices in the northern Mallee. Murray Mallee Soil Conservation Board.

Demonstration of organic crop production at Rutherglen, north-east Victoria

1. Hamblin, A.P. 1980 Aust. J. Soil Res. 18, 27-36.
2. Isbell, R.F. 1996 The Australian Soil Classification, (CSIRO Publishing: Collingwood, Australia).
3. Lemerle, D. Verbeek, B., Coombes, N. 1995 Weed Res. 35, 503-509.
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5. Penfold, C., Miyan, M.S., Reeves, T.G., Grierson, I.T. 1995 Aust. J. Exp. Agric. 35, 849-856.
6. Sale, P.W.G., Brown, A., Maclaren, G., Derbyshire, P.K., Veitch, S.M. 1997. Aust. J. Exp. Agric. 37, 1051-1060.

Management effects on cumulative dry matter production and nitrogen uptake in wheat

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2. White, D.H., Elliot, B.R., Sharkey, M.J. and Reeves, T.G. 1978. J. Aust. Inst. Agric. Sci., 44, 21-7.
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4. van Herwaarden, A.F., Farquhar, G.D., Angus, J.F., Richards, R.A. and Howe, G.N. 1998. Aust. J.Agric. Res., 49, 1067-81.

Nitrogen mineralisation from shoot and root residues of crop and pasture species

Kumar, K. and Goh , K.M. 2000. Adv. Agron. 68, 197-319.

Simulation of yield and environmental impacts of wheat after rice in Bangladesh and Australia

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Soil Management including Species for Difficult Soils

Emerging Challenges in Land Management: An American Perspective on Efficiency

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Reactivity of Southern Murray Mallee Soil Carbonates

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The performance of a range of annual pasture legumes on acid saline soils in Tasmania

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The Tasmanian Poppy Industry: A Case Study of the Application of Science and Technology

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Improving the adaptation, profitability and reliability of pulses growing on hostile alkaline subsoils

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A simple method for quantifying effects of management practices on cracking clays under dryland conditions

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The response of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) to the combined effects of NaCl and P

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Evaluation of Cotton Transplanting in Salin Soils

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Physiology, Crop Models, Decision Support

Variation in Phenology of Wheat Genotypes Grown at Different Temperatures under Similar Photoperiod in Southern NSW

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Towards a Common Advisory Toolkit for managing Temperate Grazing Systems

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Harvest Index of Plants Which Differ in Spike Number in Response to Nitrogen

Physiology, Agronomy General

Effects of Water Stress on the Development of the Inflorescence in two Spring Wheat

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Crop Agronomy - Breeding

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Pasture Nutrition

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Pastures - Breeding and Selection

Identification of novel germplasm to develop new tall fescue cultivars for Australia

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Performance of experimental synthetic cultivars developed from the Kangaroo Valley ecotype of perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) in Australia

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Ryegrass, Rust and Resistance

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Overcoming the seed production barriers with native grasses

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LIGULE – the distribution of promising native grasses – a geographic perspective

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Cultivar and Species Comparisons - Pastures

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Farming Systems Research and Farming Practice

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Legumes for Agroforestry Systems

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Adoption, Extension and Education

Challenging Sowing Rates for Wheat to Achieve Target Plant Densities

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Butterfly Pea – A Legume Success Story in Cropping Lands of Central Queensland

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Land Use

Phomopsis castanea infection of chestnut in New Zealand

1. Johnson, G.I., Mead, A.J., Cooke, A.W. and Dean, J.R. 1991. Ann. Appl. Biol. 119, 465-473.
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Effect of Polymer on Soil Water Holding Capacity and Plant Water Use Efficiency

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Recent Changes in Agricultural Land Use in Australia

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Disease, Weed and Pest Management, Allelopathy

Control of Vulpia spp. (silvergrass) in perennial pastures of south-western Victoria

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The potential of summer crops to affect weed growth

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Phytotoxicity of Wheat Leachates and Ferulic Acid to Germination and Radicle Elongation of Canola

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Characterisation of Water-Soluble Phytotoxins from Vulpia spp. Residues

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Wheat allelopathic potential against a herbicide-resistant biotype of annual ryegrass

1. Preston. C., Tardif, F.J., Christopher, J.T., and Powles, S.B. 1996. Pest. Biochem. Physiol. 54,123-134.
2. Pratley, J., Baines, P., Eberbach, P., Incerti, M. and Broster, J. 1996. Proceedings 11^th Annual Conference Grassland Society of NSW. Wagga Wagga, p.122.
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6. An, M., Pratley, J. and Haig, T. 1998. Proceedings 9th Australian Agronomy Conference, Wagga Wagga, pp. 563-566.
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The effect of Rutherglen bug (Nysius vinitor) on yield and quality of hybrid carrot seed

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Prospects for feeding the world and for rural landscapes

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Annual ryegrass control in conventional and herbicide tolerant canola

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Tolerance of cotton to simulated Helicoverpa damage

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Crop Agronomy - Plant Density, Sowing Date

Effect of plant density and sowing date on narrow leaf lupin production in the Victorian Mallee

1. Boundy, K.A. 1980. Proceedings. Grain Legume Workshop. Longerenong, p 21-27.
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Seeding rate and date of sowing effects on two wheat varieties in the Victorian Mallee

Young, A. 1991. Low sowing rates can mean losses in a dry finish. Australian Grain, Oct-Nov, 1991.

Dry matter and nitrogen remobilization of rice genotypes under different transplanting dates

1. Akita, S. 1989. Genotypic Variation in Mineral Uptake of Rice Mutant and Parent.3^thEd. (Los Banos, Philippines).
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Plant density and planting date impacts on Pima cotton development

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Crop Nutrition

Comparing grain yield and protein from pre-plant application of anhydrous ammonia and urea over four cereal crops

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Response of Canola and Wheat to Applied Silicate and Gypsum on Raised Beds

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Crop Water Use Efficiency

Relationship of crop water status with wheat grain yield in a Mediterranean type climate

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Sustainable Irrigated Maize on Sodic Soils in the Lachlan Valley

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Pasture Physiology and Management

Root development in perennial ryegrass under a range of cutting treatments

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Ryegrass cultivar, lock-up duration and nitrogen effects on silage yield and quality

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Pasture characteristics of irrigated dairy farms in northern Victoria

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Effects of renovation on irrigated dairy pastures in northern Victoria

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Using Legume Species Mixtures to increase and stabilise Legume Content in Pastures

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Effects of Grazing Method and Soil Fertility on Pasture and Wool Production

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Application of PastureProbe^™ in determination of herbage mass of subterranean clover

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Breaking dormancy in yellow serradella seed

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Productivity and nitrogen dynamics of pasture under warmer, high CO₂ conditions

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Seasonal alkaloid concentrations in perennial ryegrass dairy pasture

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Lucerne Roots Growth as a Function of Summer Watering

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Shade Adaptation of Established Turfgrass Improved by Plant Growth Regulator

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Application of Woodchip Waste to Sown Pastures

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Forage Crop Management - Water Use

Leaf Area Development and Growth of Two Irrigated Brassica Forage Crops

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