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Factors affecting the management of cattle grazing distribution in northern Australia: preliminary observations on the effect of paddock size and water points
L.P. Hunt, S. Petty, R. Cowley and 3 others · 2007 · The Rangeland Journal (2007) 29(2): 169-179
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Fragmentation of Australian rangelands: processes, benefits and risks of changing patterns of land use
C.J. Stokes, R.R.J. McAllister and A.J. Ash · 2006 · The Rangeland Journal (2006) 28(2): 83-96
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An economic assessment of the impact of grazing land condition on livestock performance in tropical woodlands
N.D. MacLeod, A.J. Ash and J.G. McIvor · 2004 · The Rangeland Journal (2004) 26(1): 49-71
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The role of trees in enhancing soil nutrient availability for native perennial grasses in open eucalypt woodlands of north-east Queensland
J. Jackson and A.J. Ash · 2001
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Learning From History to Survive in the Future: Management Evolution on Trafalgar Station, North-East Queensland
R.G. Landsberg, A.J. Ash, R.K. Shepherd and 1 other · 1998 · The Rangeland Journal (1998) 20(1): 104-118
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Public concerns about animal welfare and sustainability will be higher
J.C. Petherick, J.A. Taylor, J.R. Brown and 4 others · 1998 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1998) 21: 69-70
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Building Grass Castles: Integrating Ecology and Management of Australia's Tropical Tallgrass Rangelands
A.J. Ash, J.G. Mcivor, J.J. Mott and 1 other · 1997 · The Rangeland Journal (1997) 19(2): 123-144
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A Decision Support Approach to Sustainable Grazing Management for Spatially Heterogeneous Rangeland Paddocks
J.A. Bellamy, D. Lowes, A.J. Ash and 2 others · 1996 · The Rangeland Journal (1996) 18(2): 370-391
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Doe feeding and cashmere: goat nutrition research in AustraliaSummary
B.W. Norton and A.J. Ash · 1985 · Recent advances in goat nutrition in Australia
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Effect of selling system for store steers on liveweight and subsequent performance in a feedlot
G.B. Robbins, A.R. Laing, J.J. Bushell and 1 other · 1982 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1982) 14: 381-384
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Short-term effects of burning native pasture in the spring on herbage and animal production in south east Queensland
A.J. Ash, J.H. Prinsen, D.J. Myles and 1 other · 1982 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1982) 14: 377-380
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