| Presidential address:A reconnaissance collection in four homoclimates for herbage
plants with potential in semi-arid north-eastern Australia—J.P. Ebersohn,
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1–11 |
| Tropical Pasture
Species ReviewThe Setaria sphacelata complex– A review—J.B. Hacker and R.J. Jones,
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13–34 |
| The distribution of black spear grass (Heteropogon contortus) in
tropical Queensland —R.F. Isbell, |
|
35–41 |
| Responses to phosphorus, copper and potassium on a granite loam of the
wet tropical coast of Queensland—J.K. Teitzel, |
|
43–48 |
| Establishment and persistence of some legumes and grasses after ash seeding
on newly burnt brigalow land—J.E. Coaldrake and M.J. Russel, |
|
49–55 |
| Mortality of some tropical grasses and legumes following frosting in the
first winter after sowing—R.M. Jones, |
|
57–63 |
| Preliminary studies on cutting and storing Nandi setaria hay—V.R. Catchpole,
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65-66 |
| Proceedings:Breeding, evaluation
and management of pasture species. Field Meeting, Samford, October 4,
1968.Breeding improved tropical pasture plants—E.M. Hutton, 76.Breeding
Leucaena leucocephala for Queensland—S.G. Gray, 79.Breeding
improved setarias—J.B. Hacker, 82.Temperate species evaluation—R.
Roe, 83.Legume maintenance in pasture—R.B. Waite, 85.Nitrogen
on intensive pastures for beef cattle—P.C. Whiteman, 86.Measuring
pasture quality in terms of milk production—R.I. Hamilton, 88. |
|
76-90 |
| A survey of Townsville stylo (Townsville lucerne) pastures established
in the Northern Territory up to 1969—L.E. Woods, |
|
91–98 |
| The nutrition and growth of lucerne on a sedentary black earth
overlying a perched water table on the eastern Darling Downs, Queensland—D.L.
Lloyd, |
|
99–108 |
| Growth of tropical and temperate grasses and legumes under irrigation in
south-west Australia—F.J. Roberts and B.A. Carbon, |
|
109–116 |
| Preliminary work on pasture species and beef production in Sarawak, Malaysia—J.R.
Dunsmore and C.B, Ong, |
|
117–122 |
| Evaluation of temperate legumes on a solodic soil and a gilgaied clay soil
in the southern Brigalow Region—J.S. Russell, |
|
123–136 |
| Death of Siratro due to violet root rot—R.M. Jones, J.L. Alcorn and M.C.
Rees, |
|
137-139 |
| Viability of Panicum coloratum seed in storage—R. Roe and R.W. Williams,
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|
141-142 |
| Proceedings:Pasture improvement
on ‘Oakwood’, Upper Kandanga, near Gympie (Qld) Field Meeting March 28,
1969.Introduction and details of operations on ‘Oakwood’— I. Hart, 144.The
soils and geology at ‘Oakwood’—C.H. Thompson, 145.Early species
testing at ‘Oakwood’—G.W. Kyneur, 148.Productivity of tropical
legume–grass pastures at ‘Oakwood’—P. Bewg, 151 |
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144-153 |
| Proceedings: The
tropical pasture revolution—fact or fiction? Symposium Meeting, Brisbane,
June 11, 1969.Review of technical resources available to the farmer and progress in the
use of sown pastures—D.I. Sillar, 154.A dairy farmer’s view
of pasture improvement—C. Lemen, 157.A beef producer’s attitude
to the use of sown pastures—W.J.D. Shaw, 160.Factors influencing
the adoption of improved pastures in Queensland—W.O. McCarthy, 162. |
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154-169 |
