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Theme 32: Use of Information and Analytical Systems

The XIX International Grassland Congress took place in São Pedro, São Paulo, Brazil from February 11 through February 21, 2001.
Proceedings published by Fundacao de Estudos Agrarios Luiz de Queiroz

XIX International Grassland Congress:
Use of Information and Analytical Systems

	Sources of Error for Ultrasonic Measurements of Steer Compositional Traits in Grazing Studies Glen E. Aiken, U.S. Department of Agriculture F. M. Rouquette Jr., Texas A&M University A. H. Brown Jr., University of Arkansas
	Sward Height; Visual Estimate Compared with Plate Meter Height W. B. Bryan, West Virginia University E. C. Prigge, West Virginia University E. L. Nestor, West Virginia University O. J. Gekara, West Virginia University M. A. Schettini, West Virginia University
	FarmWi$e: A Flexible Decision Support Tool for Grazing Systems Management A. D. Moore, CSIRO, Australia
	Repeated Measurement Analyses of Forages in Cropping Systems A. R. de Freitas, EMBRAPA, Brazil O. Primavesi, EMBRAPA, Brazil L. de A. Corrêa, EMBRAPA, Brazil A. C. Primavesi, EMBRAPA, Brazil E. B. Pott, EMBRAPA, Brazil A. dos S. Mascioli, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brazil
	Mapping Nitrogen Fixing Shrubs in Dry Unimproved Tussock Grassland C. C. Boswell, AgResearch, New Zealand W. L. Lowther, AgResearch, New Zealand P. D. Espie, AgResearch, New Zealand
	A Chance-Constrained Linear Model for Beef Policy Analysis Claudio F. Machado, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina S. T. Morris, Massey University, New Zealand C. Dake, Massey University, New Zealand A. MacDonald, Massey University, New Zealand I. M. Brookes, Massey University, New Zealand F. Di Croce, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina F. Gonzalez, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina N. J. Auza, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
	Sequential Injection Analysis: A Powerful Tool for Routine Soil and Plant Laboratories A. R. A. Nogueira, EMBRAPA, Brazil F. V. Silva, EMBRAPA, Brazil M. Y. Kamogawa, EMBRAPA, Brazil G. B. Souza, EMBRAPA, Brazil L. F. M. Ferraz, EMBRAPA, Brazil
	Bioeconomic Model for Decision-Making on Fattening Beef-Cattle G. Ferreira, INIA, Uruguay O. Cardozo, INIA, Uruguay J. M. Soares de Lima, INIA, Uruguay
	Length and Width to Estimate Dry Mass of Panicum maximum cv. Tanzânia Leaves L. G. Barioni, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil P. M. Santos, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil A. Coldebella, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil M. Corsi, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
	The Analysis of Results from Paired Paddock Comparisons David R. Kemp, University of Sydney, Australia P. M. Dowling, NSW Agriculture, Australia D. L. Michalk, NSW Agriculture, Australia G. Millar, NSW Agriculture, Australia
	Estimating Herbage Mass in Stargrass (Cynodon nlenfuensis var Nlenfuensis) Using Sward Surface Height and the Rising Plate Meter D. E. Oliveira, University of São Paulo, Brazil S. R. Medeiros, University of São Paulo, Brazil L. J. M. Aroeira, EMBRAPA, Brazil L. G. Barioni, University of São Paulo, Brazil D. P. D. Lanna, University of São Paulo, Brazil
	Modelling Grassland Ecosystems J. H. M. Thornley, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, UK
	Remote Sensing Application to Grassland Monitoring Z. B. Nan, Gansu Grassland Ecological Research Institute, China