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Identification of superior native and introduced grasses for low-input pastures in temperate Australia
P. Sanford, R.D.B. Whalley, D.L. Garden and 8 others · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(1): 55-71
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Identity, Lifestyle and Survival: Value Orientations of South Australian Pastoralists
J.H. Holmes and P. Day · 1995 · The Rangeland Journal (1995) 17(2): 193-212
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Implementing Satellite-Based Grazing Gradient Methods for Rangeland Assessment in South Australia
G.N. Bastin, R.W. Tynan and V.H. Chewings · 1998 · The Rangeland Journal (1998) 20(1): 61-76
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Implications of Spatio-Temporal Variation in Forage Production and Utilization for Animal Productivity in Extensive Grazing Systems
D.A. Roshier and H.I. Nicol · 1998 · The Rangeland Journal (1998) 20(1)
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Influence of habitats, climate, grazing and mining on terrestrial vertebrates at Olympic Dam, South Australia
J.L. Read · 1992 · The Rangeland Journal (1992) 14(2): 143-156
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Influence of Landscape Structure on Kangaroo Abundance in a Disturbed Semi-Arid Woodland of Queensland
C.A. Mcalpine, G.C. Grigg, J.J. Mott and 1 other · 1999 · The Rangeland Journal (1999) 21(1): 104-134
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Intake of lick block supplements by cattle grazing native monsoonal tallgrass pastures in the Northern Territory
A.R. Eggington, T.H. McCosker and C.A. Graham · 1990 · The Rangeland Journal (1990) 12(1)
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Integrated crop-livestock production systems in China
F.J. Hou, Z.B. Nan, Y.Z. Xie and 3 others · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(2): 221-231
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Integrated shrub management in semi-arid woodlands of eastern Australia: effects of chemical defoliants applied after an initial disturbance
James C Noble, Anthony C Grice, Melissa J Dobbie and 2 others · 2001 · The Rangeland Journal (2001) 23(2): 224-258
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Integrated shrub management in semi-arid woodlands of eastern Australia: ground and aerial application of defoliant to shrubs regenerating after disturbance
J.C. Noble, W.J. M�ller, N.D. MacLeod and 3 others · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 117-134
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