A non-destructive method for estimating the weight of forage on shrubs

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Other papers by M.H. Andrew and co-authors

• SGS Pasture Theme : effect of climate, soil factors and management on pasture production and stability across the high rainfall zone of southern Australia
  P. Sanford, B.R. Cullen, P.M. Dowling and 9 others, including M.H. Andrew · 2003 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2003) 43(8): 945-959
• SGS Biodiversity Theme: impact of plant biodiversity on the productivity and stability of grazing systems across southern Australia
  D.R. Kemp, WMcG King, A.R. Gilmour and 5 others, including M.H. Andrew · 2003 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2003) 43(8): 961-975
• Building Grass Castles: Integrating Ecology and Management of Australia's Tropical Tallgrass Rangelands
  A.J. Ash, J.G. Mcivor, J.J. Mott and M.H. Andrew · 1997 · The Rangeland Journal (1997) 19(2): 123-144
• Vegetation management of Chenopod rangelands in South Australia
  R.T. Lange, A.D. Nicolson and D.A. Nicolson · 1984 · The Rangeland Journal (1984) 6(1): 46-54
• The measurement of shrub forage weight: three methods compared
  M.H. Andrew, I.R. Noble, R.T. Lange and 1 other · 1981 · The Rangeland Journal (1981) 3(1): 74-82

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