Session 11: Grazing Systems, Management of Pasture and Animal Behavior, Including Plant-Animal Interface

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	Effects of Spring Mangement on Herbage Mass and Sward Characteristics in Ryegrass White Clover Pasture B M. Butler, Massey University A.C P. Chu, Massey University P.N P. Mathews, Massey University C J. Korte, Massey University Kyoto Japan
	Forest Grazing in Taiwan M D. Huang, Taiwan Sugar Corporation K J. Chen, Heng-Chen Experiment Station Y J. Wu, Taiwan Forestry Research Institute J C. Yang, Taiwan Forestry Research Institute Kyoto Japan
	Grazing as a Part of Agroforestry Harold F. Heady, University of California - Berkeley Kyoto Japan
	Improvement of Forest Grazing on Sado Island H Hirota, Niigata University T Suzuki, Niigata University Kyoto Japan
	Reforestation and Cattle Grazing in Southern United States Henry A. Pearson, USDA, Forest Service Kyoto Japan
	Intensive Use of Young Japanese Cedar Forest for Grazing K Sugawara, Tohoku University T Isawa, Tohoku University M Goto, Mie University I Ito, Tohoku University Kyoto Japan
	Vegetational Changes in the Sasa nipponica Grassland Used by Winter Grazing for Successive Years Y Ogawa, National Grassland Research Institute T Mitamura, Tropical Agricultural Research Center K Okamoto, National Grassland Research Institute Kyoto Japan
	Immune Response of Grazing Cattle to Rumen Microflora K Ogimoto, Tohoku University S Sato, Tohoku University T Inamoto, Tohoku University Kyoto Japan
	Thermoregulatory Behaviour and the Skin Temperature of Grazing Cattle M Sakurai, National Grassland Research Institute H Dohi, National Grassland Research Institute Kyoto Japan
	Heat Production of Free Grazing Cattle K Ochiai, National Grassland Research Institute I Tahata, National Grassland Research Institute F Andoh, National Grassland Research Institute S Shioya, National Grassland Research Institute T Ami, National Grassland Research Institute Kyoto Japan
	Coping with Grazing: A Comparison of Two Savanna Grasses Differing in Tolerance to Defoliation K C. Hodgkinson, CSIRO J J. Mott, CSIRO M M. Ludlow, CSIRO Kyoto Japan
	Modelling Grazing Intensity Studies David I. Bransby, University of Natal Kyoto Japan
	Relations Between Nitrogen Fertilization, Herbage Production and Milk Yield E A. Lantinga, Agricultural University, Haarweg L t'Mannetje, Agricultural University, Haarweg H Schlepers, Agricultural University, Haarweg Kyoto Japan
	Animal Production of Fattening Young Steers and Beef Cows by Precursor- Follower System on Two Pasture Types Y Takimoto, Tohoku University K Nishimura, Tohoku University H Takeda, Hokkaido University E Tsuneishi, Tohoku University T Suyama, Tohoku University T Mitamura, Topical Agricultural Research Center S Murasato, Tohoku University Kyoto Japan
	The Effects of the Different Cultivars of Orchardgrass, S143 and Aonami, on Botanical Composition in Perennial Ryegrass/ Orchardgrass/ White Clover Pasture T Suyama, Tohoku University T Mitamura, Tropical Agricultural Research Center S Murasato, Tohoku University Y Takimoto, Tohoku University K Nishimura, Tohoku University H Takeda, Hokkaido University E Tsuneishi, Tohoku University Kyoto Japan
	The Effect of Fertilization with N-P-K on Utilization and Nutritive Value of Natural Pasture Grazed by Sheep in Southern Italy B Ferrara, University of Naples V Piccolo, University of Naples F Basso, University of Naples A Nizza, University of Naples Kyoto Japan
	Herbage Consumption Control of Herbage Production W Harris, DSIR Kyoto Japan
	Mixed Grazing by Sheep and Cattle: Effects on Herbage Production and Utilization J Hodgson, EERA INTA J C. Arosteguy, EERA INTA T.D A. Forbes, EERA INTA Kyoto Japan
	Sward Utilization in Warm Season-Cool Season Grass Grazing Systems in the North-East United States R L. Reid, West Virginia University G A. Jung, USDA-SEA Kyoto Japan
	The Role of Sward Adaptations in Buffering Herbage Production Responses to Management Manipulation S A. Grant, Hill Farming Research Organization J King, Hill Farming Research Organization G T. Barthram, Hill Farming Research Organization Kyoto Japan
	Selection, Mastication, and Digestive Tract Response of Cattle to Plant Canopy and Composition D S. Fisher, North Carolina Agricultural Research Service K R. Pond, USDA-ARS J C. Burns, USDA, Agricultural Research Service R D. Mochrie, USDA, Agricultural Research Service D H. Timothy, USDA, Agricultural Research Service Kyoto Japan
	Ethogram of Transitive Probabilities Among Cattle Behavior such as Drinking, Salt-Licking, Camping, Resting and Grazing M Okiawa, Tohoku University M Shimamura, National Grassland Research Institute M Ushiyama, National Grassland Research Institute M Fukuyama, National Grassland Research Institute Kyoto Japan
	Influence of Herbage Mass and Structure of Warm-Season Grass Ingestive Behavior of Grazing Cattle T.D A. Forbes, Oklahoma State University S W. Coleman, USDA, Agricultural Research Service Kyoto Japan
	Canopy Structure of Aeschynomeme Americana-Hemerthria altissima Pastures and Ingestive Behavior of Cattle J E. Moore, University of Florida L E. Sollenberger, University of Florida G A. Morantes, University of Florida P T. Beede, University of Florida Kyoto Japan
	Mosaic Grazing - Animal Selectivity in Tropical Savannas of Northern Australia J J. Mott, CSIRO Kyoto Japan
	Influence of Pasture Quantity and Quality on Intake and Production of Sheep G W. Sheath, Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station P V. Rattray, Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station Kyoto Japan
	Pastures and Pasture Management for High Animal Production in New Zealand R W. Brougham, DSIR G P. Cosgrove, DSIR Kyoto Japan
	Maximizing Beef Production from Irrigated Pastures with Light Weight Steers W W. Heinemann, IAREC Kyoto Japan
	The Animal Factor in Pasture Studies J A. Taylor, CSIRO Kyoto Japan
	Meeting Animal Needs from Mixed Grass-Legume Pastures A J. Harris, DSIR D A. Clark, DSIR Kyoto Japan
	Modeling of Beef-Forage Grazing Interactions O J. Loewer, University of Kentucky K L. Taul, University of Kentucky L W. Turner, University of Kentucky N Gay, University of Kentucky R Muntifering, University of Kentucky Kyoto Japan
	Influence of Stocking Rate on the Plant-Animal Interface in Rotational Grazed Mixed Swards J W. Stuth, Texas A&M University J R. Brown, Texas A&M University P D. Olson, Texas A&M University M R. Araujo, Texas A&M University Kyoto Japan
	Relating Profit to Quantity of Standing Herbage in Grazing Intensity Studies David I. Bransby, University of Natal B E. Conrad, Texas A&M University Kyoto Japan
	A Flexible Grazing Management System Proposed for the Advanced Evaluation of Associations of Tropical Grasses and Legumes James Spain, CIAT Jose Marques Pereira, CEPLAC Ramon Gualdron, CIAT Kyoto Japan
	The Preliminary Study on Optimum Stocking Rate in Alpine Meadow Nanlin Pi, Academia Sinica Xingmin Zhou, Academia Sinica Xinquan Zhao, Academia Sinica Kyoto Japan
	The Effect of Stocking Rate and Grazing Management Upon Ewe Liveweight, Ewe Fertility, Lamb Growth and Pasture Production on Subterranean Clover Based Pasture in Western Australia H Lloyd Davies, CSIRO I N. Southey, CSIRO Kyoto Japan
	Alternative for Managing Beef Yearlings After Intensive Early Stocking of Kansas Flint Hills Range G L. Posler, Kansas State University G M. Ward, Kansas State University J G. Riley, Kansas State University C E. Owensby, Kansas State University E F. Smith, Kansas State University K K. Bolsen, Kansas State University R M. Helsel, Kansas State University N S. Hill, Kansas State University Kyoto Japan
	Behavioral and Physiological Characteristics of Misaki Horses as Adapted to their Winter Habitats Y Kaseda, Miyazaki University E Yamaguchi, Miyazaki University Kyoto Japan
	Preliminary Report on Experiment of Winter Rotational Grazing of Local Cattle Lu Wengao, Guangxi Animal Husbandry Research Institute Lai Zhiqiang, Guangxi Animal Husbandry Research Institute Kyoto Japan
	Seasonal Distribution of a Fungal Endophyte in Tall Fescue Pastures D P. Belesky, USDA, Agricultural Research Service O J. Devine, USDA, Agricultural Research Service S R. Wilkinson, USDA, Agricultural Research Service J A. Stuedemann, USDA-ARS D M. Hildreth, USDA-ARS Kyoto Japan
	Effect of Cultivar, Level of Fungal Endophyte (Acremonium coenophialum) and Nitrogen Fertilization of Tall Fescue (Festuca arundinacea) on Steer Performance J A. Stuedmann, USDA, Agricultural Research Service S R. Wilkinson, USDA, Agricultural Research Service D P. Belesky, USDA, Agricultural Research Service C S. Hoveland, The University of Georgia O J. Devine, The University of Georgia D L. Breedlove, USDA, Agricultural Research Service H Ciordia, USDA, Agricultural Research Service F N. Thompson, USDA, Agricultural Research Service Kyoto Japan
	The Effect of Fertilization with N-P-K in Yield of Natural Pasture Grazed by Sheep on Southern Italy L Postiglione, University of Naples F Basso, University of Naples T Di Ella, University of Naples F Carone, University of Naples Kyoto Japan
	Yield and Regrowth Characteristics of Alfalfa Grazed by Sheep in Spring and Summer V G. Allen, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University D D. Wolf, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University J P. Fontenot, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Kyoto Japan
	Sward Evaluation in Different Italian Environments to Model Productivity P Talamucci, Universita di Firenze F Bonciarelli, University of Perugia P Bullitta, Padova A Cavallero, IATA C F. Cereti, IATA F Miglietta, Istituto Nazionale di Statistica, Italy R Santilocchi, University of Sassari U Ziliotto, Universita di Torino Kyoto Japan
	Weight Gains and Nutrition of Cattle Grazing on Grasslands of Central Interior British Columbia, Canada D A. Quinton, Agricultural Canada Research Station L Stroesser, Agricultural Canada Research Station H Douwes, Agricultural Canada Research Station Kyoto Japan

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