Conference 1989

Invited Papers

• Developing arable and non-arable sulphur deficient slopes country - Norton Crane
• Evaluation of subterranean clover cultivars and lines at Tamworth - Ken Archer
• Grazing management and animal health - Bruce Farquharson
• Increasing production using phosphorus and sulphur - Bob Freebairn
• Increasing production with phosphorus and sulphur – Northern Slopes - Graham Crocker
• Integrating trees for profitable livestock production - Gordon Williams
• Lucerne trials identify adapted cultivars - Doug Waterhouse
• Managing and developing native grass pastures for sustained production and profitability - Frank Crofts
• Managing cattle on lucerne - Max Uebergang
• Managing pastures for better utilization and animal production - Ken Archer
• Pastures and wool quality - Peter Reis
• Resource management for sustained productivity - John Burton
• Success in direct drilling pastures on the slopes - Tye Atkinson
• Tableland pastures – where are we headed? - Michael Duncan
• The potential for using native grasses - Greg Lodge
• The role of subterranean clover on the northern NSW slopes - Des FitzGerald
• Wiregrass management - Mark Thompson

Contributed Papers

• Soil water storage and extraction for irrigated lucerne production on a grey cracking clay - Kevin Morthorpe
• The effect of nitrogen fertiliser on the winter growth of dryland phalaris - Kevin Morthorpe, Graeme Stewart
• The evaluation and seed production of selected native and introduced forage species for western New South Wales - Glenn Orman, Kevin Morthorpe and Tim Drew
• The variability of nutritive value within white clover - John Ayres

Poster Summaries

• Does Murex Medic have a role in the central-west of NSW - Martin Blumenthal, Raymond Ison
• Establishment of warm-season perennial grasses in north-western NSW - Alison Bowman
• Landsat data – an aid to fertiliser management of pastures - P Vickery
• Oldman Saltbush for Australian grazing systems - K Fixter, B Peterkin
• The national white clover program - M Jahufer