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Use of Ecosystems in the Arid Zone of the USSR for Pasture Farming

Nina T. Nechaeva, Desert Research Institute of the Turkmen Academy of Sciences

Main trends in improving natural grazing areas 1n arid regions of the USSR

Leonid Sinkovski, All-Union Williams Forage Research Institute, Moscow Region, Soviet Union

Biological conditions for yield increase of desert pastures on gypseous sierozem soils in south-eastern Kazakhstan

S N. Pryanishnikov, Kazakh Research Institute of Grassland Farming, Alma-Ata, Soviet Union
I I. Alimaev, Kazakh Research Institute of Grassland Farming, Alma-Ata, Soviet Union

New forage plants in Kazakhstan - Experiments for their introduction

Kemal Borangaziev, Kazakh Research Institute of Grassland Farming, Alma-Ata, Soviet Union

The utilization of desert pastures by rotational grazing

Zh. A. Zhambakin, Kazakh Research Institute of Grassland Farming, Alma-Ata, Soviet Union
K M. Moldabekova, Kazakh Research Institute of Grassland Farming, Alma-Ata, Soviet Union

The introduction of new forage crops in the arid zone of Central Asia

Zebri Shamsutdinov, All-Union Research Institute

Improvement of solonetz soils in Kazakhstan for the cultivation of grassland plants

K A. Baitkanov, Kazakh Research Institute of Grassland Farming

Establishment and permanent use of cultivated pastures in the foothill regions of Turkmenia

S Ya Prikhodko, Turkmen Academy of Sciences
N D. Prikhodko, Turkmen Academy of Sciences

A study of the improvement of dry-land ranges developed under the ecological conditions of Erzurum (Eastern Anatolia)

F Tosun, Ataturk University
I Manga, Ataturk University
M Altin, Ataturk University
Y Serin, Ataturk University

Grassland site types of the North Mongolian forest steppe zone and possibilities of intensification

K Kloss, Akademie der Landwirtschaftswissenschaften
M Succow, Akademie der Landwirtschaftswissenschaften

Aid to rangeland management. Mechanical type conversion of woodland areas

William Gordon Leavell, Bureau of Land Management

Management of ephemeral ranges in the Western United States

Kay W. Wilkes, Bureau of Land Management

Improving production from arid rangelands of the south-western United States

Carlton H. Herbel, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Robert P. Gibbens, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
John M. Tromble, USDA, Agricultural Research Service

Optimal combinations off our large herbivores for short grass prairie

George M. Van Dyne, Colorado State University - Fort Collins

Persistence of perennial ryegrass under grazing in a Mediterranean-type environment of South Australia

P R. Gibson, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, South Australia

Farmer usage of annual medics in a ley farming area in South Australia

Murray V. Smith, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, South Australia

Some effects of treading by sheep on pastures of the Mediterranean climatic zone of South Australia

Edwards D. Carter, University of Adelaide
Thambiappah Sivalingam, University of Adelaide

Weed control-revegetation systems

Raymond A. Evans, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
James A. Young, University of Nevada, Reno

Ecqnomics of nitrogen fertilization of native and introduced grasslands in the Intermountain Area of the United States

John P. Workman, Utah State University

Problems and possibilities of continuous forage production in arid subtropical regions

Horst Patzold, Wilhelm-Pieck-Universitat Rostock

Trials on the improvement of deteriorated natural pastures in the Sahel of Upper Volta

Bernard Toutain, IEMVT

Experience gained in introducing efficient fodder production in Iraq

Manfred Siebert, Akademie der Landwirtschaftswissenschaften