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Safe pasture utilisation rates as a grazing management tool in extensively grazed tropical savannas of northern Australia
L.P. Hunt · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(3): 305-315
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Seasonal changes in the nutritive value of grass species in Spinifex pastures of Western Australia
A.M. Holm and R.J. Allen · 1988 · The Rangeland Journal (1988) 10(1): 60-64
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Seasonal changes in the nutritive value of some native pasture species in North-western Australia
A.M. Holm and G.J. Eliot · 1980 · The Rangeland Journal (1980) 2(2): 175-182
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Seasonal distribution of herbage growth from sandplain Mulga country, Charleville
R.G. Silcock, L.M. Williams, K.J. Lehane and 1 other · 1985 · The Rangeland Journal (1985) 7(2): 99-102
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Seasonal variation in in vitro digestibility and chemical composition of a range of alpine plants, from Victoria, Australia
Rees H van and J.A. Beard · 1984 · The Rangeland Journal (1984) 6(2): 86-91
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Sediment Yield in the Barrier Range Before and After European Settlement
R.J. Wasson and R.W. Galloway · 1986 · The Rangeland Journal (1986) 8(2): 79-90
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Seedling emergence of hummock grasses in relation to the effects of fire
A. Bogusiak, B. Rice, M. Westoby and 1 other · 1990 · The Rangeland Journal (1990) 12(1): 25-28
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Seedling growth on Mulga soils and the ameliorating effects of lime, phosphate fertilizer and surface soil from beneath poplar box trees
R.G. Silcock · 1980 · The Rangeland Journal (1980) 2(2): 142-150
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Sheep productivity in an Astrebla grassland of south-west Queensland
D.M. Orr, C.J. Evenson, D.J. Jordan and 3 others · 1988 · The Rangeland Journal (1988) 10(1): 39-47
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Should rangeland rehabilitation be paid for from the public purse?
R.K. Lindner · 1990 · The Rangeland Journal (1990) 12(2): 61-66
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Sifting the future from the past: a personal assessment of trends impacting the Australian rangelands
B.D. Foran · 2007 · The Rangeland Journal (2007) 29(1)
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Social networks in arid Australia: a review of concepts and evidence
R.R.J. McAllister, B. Cheers, T. Darbas and 6 others · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(1): 167-176
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Soil and landscape processes in the restoration of rangelands
D.J. Tongway · 1990 · The Rangeland Journal (1990) 12(1): 54-57
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Soil and plant relationships with cattle production on a property scale in the monsoonal tallgrass tropics
T.H. McCosker, P.K. O'Rourke, A.R. Eggington and 1 other · 1988 · The Rangeland Journal (1988) 10(1): 18-29
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Soil and water salinity in Queensland: the prospect of ecological sustainability through the implementation of land clearing policy
P.J. Thorburn, I.J. Gordon and S. McIntyre · 2002 · The Rangeland Journal (2002) 24(1): 133-151
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Soil disturbance by animals at varying spatial scales in a semi-arid Australian woodland
D.J. Eldridge and A.B.C. Kwok · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(3): 327-337
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Some aspects of tree-grass dynamics in Queensland's grazing lands
J.C. Scanlan · 2002 · The Rangeland Journal (2002) 24(1): 56-82
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Some concepts for range assessment in Australia
G.M. Cunningham · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(1): 60-63
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Standards for testing and assessing range condition in central Australia
C. Lendon and R.R. Lamacraft · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(1): 40-48
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Studies on the Mitchell Grass Association in South-Western Queensland. 3. Pasture and Wool Production Under Different Rates of Stocking and Continuous or Rotational Grazing
R. Roe and G.H. Allen · 1993 · The Rangeland Journal (1993) 15(2): 302-319
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Summative evaluation of climate application activities with pastoralists in western Queensland
D.H. Cobon, K.L. Bell, J.N. Park and 1 other · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(3): 361-374
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Survey of the potential of emerging wireless technologies to improve telecommunication services in remote Australian settlements
M. Abolhasan and A. Wright · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(1): 157-165
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Survivorship of the Grass Enneapogon purpurascens in Victoria River District, North-West Australia
M.H. Andrew · 1986 · The Rangeland Journal (1986) 8(1): 63-66
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Sustainable use of wildlife in western New South Wales: Possibilities and problems
D.B. Croft · 2000 · The Rangeland Journal (2000) 22(1): 88-104
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Sustaining four wheel drive tourism in desert Australia: exploring the evidence from a demand perspective
D.B. Carson and A.J. Taylor · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(1): 77-83
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