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Technological Change in Fences and European Pastoral Heritage in Semi-Arid New South Wales
J. Pickard · 1992 · The Rangeland Journal (1992) 14(2): 190-204
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Telling the sheep (dung) from the goats'
J. Landsberg, J. Stol and W. Muller · 1994 · The Rangeland Journal (1994) 16(1): 122-134
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Temporal Changes of Vegetation and Soil Carbon, Nitrogen and Ph on Seasonally Dry High Country, South Island, New Zealand
P.D. Mcintosh, R.B. Allen and R.G. Patterson · 1994 · The Rangeland Journal (1994) 16(1)
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The 1999 review of the Western Division of New South Wales
John Kerin · 2001 · The Rangeland Journal (2001) 23(1): 33-43
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The Accountant's Approach
A.B. Haydon · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(4): 313-317
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The application of Landsat image data to rangeland assessment and monitoring: An example from South Australia
R.D. Graetz, M.R. Gentle, R.P. Pech and 2 others · 1983 · The Rangeland Journal (1983) 5(2): 63-73
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The Brucellosis-Tb Eradication Campaign - Some implications for the pastoral areas of the final phase
J. Johnston · 1984 · The Rangeland Journal (1984) 6(2): 106-109
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The cage method of sampling to assess herbage mass and herbage consumed on annual rangeland vegetation
B.B. Zahran, A.M. Holm, W.R. Stern and 1 other · 1988 · The Rangeland Journal (1988) 10(1)
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The case for prescribed burning to control shrubs in eastern semi-arid woodlands
K.C. Hodgkinson and G.N. Harrington · 1985 · The Rangeland Journal (1985) 7(2): 64-74
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The Climatology and Meteorology of High Fire Danger in the Northern Territory
N.J. Tapper, G. Garden, J. Gill and 1 other · 1993 · The Rangeland Journal (1993) 15(2): 339-351
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The Commonwealth Development Bank
J.D. Kelly · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(4): 309-312
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The conservation status of birds in arid Australia
J. Reid and M. Fleming · 1992 · The Rangeland Journal (1992) 14(2): 65-91
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The decline of the Brushtail Possum, Trichosurus vulpecula (Kerr 1798), in arid Australia
J.A. Kerle, J.N. Foulkes, R.G. Kimber and 1 other · 1992 · The Rangeland Journal (1992) 14(2): 107-127
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The 'desert syndrome' - causally-linked factors that characterise outback Australia
Mark Stafford Smith · 2008 · The Rangeland Journal (2008) 30(1)
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The economy of Australian rangelands - myth or mystery?
J.D. Fargher, B.M. Howard, D.G. Burnside and 1 other · 2003 · The Rangeland Journal (2003) 25(2): 140-156
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The effect of sample size and plot stratification on the precision of the wheel-point method of estimating botanical composition in clustered plant communities
G.M. Lodge and A.C. Gleeson · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(4): 346-350
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The Effect of Short-Term Exclosure of Watering Points on the Behaviour and Harvesting Efficiency of Grey and Red Kangaroos
R.B. Hacker and D. Freudenberger · 1997 · The Rangeland Journal (1997) 19(2): 145-156
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The Effect of Temporary Closure of Watering Points on Grazing Intensity of Red and Grey Kangaroos With Related Observations on Feral Goats
D. Freudenberger and R.B. Hacker · 1997 · The Rangeland Journal (1997) 19(2): 157-165
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The Effects of European Settlement and Domestic Livestock on the Biological System in Poplar Box (Eucalyptus populnea) Lands
G.N. Harrington, R.E. Oxley and D.J. Tongway · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(4): 271-279
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The effects of vegetation structure on the birds in a tropical savanna woodland in north-eastern Australia
A.L. Tassicker, A.S. Kutt, E. Vanderduys and 1 other · 2006 · The Rangeland Journal (2006) 28(2): 139-152
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The extent and status of remnant vegetation in Queensland and its implications for statewide vegetation management and legislation
B.A. Wilson, V.J. Neldner and A. Accad · 2002 · The Rangeland Journal (2002) 24(1)
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The financial management of Wilangee Station
W.B. Smith · 1976 · The Rangeland Journal (1976) 1(4): 296-308
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The first assessment, using a rangeland monitoring system, of change in shrub and tree populations across the arid shrublands of Western Australia
I.W. Watson, P.W.E. Thomas and W.J. Fletcher · 2007 · The Rangeland Journal (2007) 29(1): 25-37
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The importance of plant density, plant basal area and plant mass per unit basal area as factors influencing the herbage mass of some native perennial grasses
G.M. Lodge and A.C. Gleeson · 1982 · The Rangeland Journal (1982) 4(2): 61-66
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The influence of kangaroos and forage on sheep productivity in the semi-arid woodlands
A.D. Wilson · 1991 · The Rangeland Journal (1991) 13(2): 69-80
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