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Contributed Papers

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THE EFFECT OF NON-LETHAL WATER DEFICITS DURING ESTABLISHMENT ON THE GROWTH OF WHEAT CROPS
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EFFECTS OF SURFACE SOIL MIXING AFTER LONG-TERM ZERO TILLAGE ON SOIL NUTRIENT DISTRIBUTION AND WHEAT PRODUCTION
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When Adoption Theory Fails

ARE DISTRICT NITROGEN RECIPES OBSOLETE?
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An Integrated Program to Improve Anthracnose Resistance in Stylosanthes - A Review
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SOIL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR INCREASED WINTER PASTURE PRODUCTION ON DRYLAND DAIRY FARMS
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AGRONOMY AND FARM VIABILITY

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CAUGHT IN THE WEB: USE OF THE INTERNET IN AGRICULTURAL R,D&E
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SOIL NITROGEN DECISION AID PUTS FARMERS IN CONTROL
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INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT FOR THE CONTROL OF HERBICIDE RESISTANT ANNUAL RYEGRASS
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AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO EVALUATION OF RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES IN THE QUEENSLAND SUGAR
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SWAGMAN^® DESTINY: A TOOL TO PROJECT PRODUCTIVITY CHANGE DUE TO SALINITY, WATERLOGGING AND IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT
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THE POTENTIAL FOR GROWING SUGARBEET IN THE MACKAY AND BURDEKIN SUGARCANE AREAS
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THE FITZROY RIVER CATCHMENT: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE RIVERINE SYSTEM
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INTERPRETATION AND VALUE OF SOIL NITRATE NITROGEN AT DEPTH
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