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Use of a Model to Investigate the Profitability of Fertilizer Application

T.J M. Johnston, B.O.P Fertiliser Lid
D G. McCall, AgResearch, NZ
P R. Marshall, AgResearch, NZ

Farm Monitoring, A way to Improve Performance on Sheep and Beef Farms

R W. Webby, AgResearch, NZ
G W. Sheath, AgResearch, NZ

Pasture Plant Identification in the Western Queensland Arid Zone

J A. Milson, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
I F. Beale, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
J A. Reynolds, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
J J. Bushwell, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
D Phelps, Queensland Department of Primary Industries

Use of a Simple Model of Continuous and Rotational Grazing to Compare Herbage Consumption

Simon J.R Woodward, Massey University
G `C Wake, Massey University
D G. McCall, AgResearch, NZ
A B. Pleasants, AgResearch, NZ

Application of Neural Networks to the Extraction of Various Types of Grasslands in Japan using Landsat Thematic Mapper Data

Mikinori Tsuiki, National Grassland Research Institute
Shigeo Takahashi, National Grassland Research Institute
Toshiki Oku, National Grassland Research Institute

Comparison of Methods for Assessing Productivity of Native Pastures in Queensland

K A. Day, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
G M. McKeon, Queensland Department of Primary Industries
D M. Orr, Queensland Department of Primary Industries

A Computer Model for Determining When to Start Spring Grazing

Dennis R. Buckmaster, Penn State University
Warren J. Parker, Massey University

Micro-Computer Version of the Database on Feed Commodities Derived from Pastures and Green Crops

H T. Ostrowski-Meissner, CSIRO

Rehabilitation on Public Rangelands in Idaho, USA: A Change in Emphasis from Grass Monocultures

Mike Pellant, BLM
Stephen B. Monsen, Intermountain Research Station

Development of an Expert System for New Zealand Seasonal-Supply Dairy Farmers

D I. Gray, Massey University
G A. Lynch, Massey University
E G. Todd, Massey University
J C. Lockhart, Massey University
W J. Parker, Massey University

GRAZE Model: Importance of Simulating Conceptual Grazing Areas within a Paddock

Otto J. Loewer, University of Florida
L D. Parsch, University of Arkansas
H D. Scott, University of Arkansas
C P. West, University of Arkansas
A L. Goetsch, University of Arkansas

Production of Dryland lucerne in the Western and Southern Cape Regions of South Africa

J M. Van Heerden, Elsenburg Agricultural Development Institute

Models of Pasture Production to Aid On-farm Decision Making in New Zealand

J A. Baars, AgResearch, NZ
M D. Rollo, AgResearch, NZ

Simulation Models as Decision Aids for Management of Rangeland Ecosystems

J Ross Wight, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Clayton L. Hanson, USDA, Agricultural Research Service

Making Models Easy to Use

J Ross Wight, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Clayton L. Hanson, USDA, Agricultural Research Service

Developing Long-Term Weather Records for Use with Rangeland Management ModelsC

Clayton L. Hanson, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
J Ross Wight, USDA, Agricultural Research Service

Computer Simulation to aid the Development, Transfer an Adoption of Alternative Forage Conservation Systems

C A. Rotz, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
D R. Buckmaster, The Pennsylvania State University

Comparison of Two Calibration Procedures for Predicting Leaf Percentages from Forage Sorghums and Pearlmillets Using Near-Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy

T P. Karnezos, Texas Tech University
A G. Matches, Texas Tech University
J W. Keeling, Texas A&M University

An Expert System to Advise Tasmanian Farmers on Pasture Mixtures and Fodder Crops

Peter Gillard, DPIF Tasmania

Inference Space Choices in Combined Mixed Model Analyses of Discrete Grazing Trials

H A. Fribourg, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
R W. Thompson, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
J C. Waller, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
W L. Sanders, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Sward Production Estimated by Spectral Reflectance

G Nagy, Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences
V Zilinyi, Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences

Software for Grassland Management for the Supply of Fresh Feed for Stall-Feeding and/or Grazing and for Conservation in Combination with Feed Production on Arable Land

A Chudy, Dummerstorf-Rostock

Decision Support System in the Transfer of Grassland Technology

J W. Stuth, Texas A&M University
W T. Hamilton, Texas A&M University
J C. Conner, Texas A&M University
D P. Sheehy, Union Oregon State University

Modelling as Tool for Grassland Science Progress

N G. Seligman, Agricultural Research Organisation