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1. ALBRECHT, W. A. More and better proteins make better food and feed, Better Crops with Plant Food Magazine (1952).
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13. CASTLE, M. E., FOOT and HALLEY. Some observations on the behaviour of dairy cattle with particular reference to grazing, Journal of Dairy Research, 17, 215-230 (1950).
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15. CZERWINKA, W. Buerlicher Futterbau: mehr und besseres Futter von kleinerer Flche (Forage cultivation on the small farm: more and better forage in a smaller area), Graz (1952).
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23. FLANDIN, P. Dans une ferme du Berry, les paturages tournants amliorent la production (On a Berry farm rotational grazing improves production), Frarue Agricole (August 30, 1954).
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25. FRASER, Allan. But is it science? Farmers Weekly (November 9, 1948).
26. GEERING, J. Uber den Einfluss der Hufigkeit des Wiesenschnittes auf Pflanzenbestand, Nhrstoffgehalt und Nhrstoffertrag (Influence of frequency of cuts in mown fields on the flora and content and yield of nutrients), Landwirtschaftliche Jahdbcher der Schweiz , 55, 579-595 (1941).
27. GEITH, R. Der Nahrstoffgehalt des Weidegrases und sein Einfluss auf die Bewirtschaftung der Deutschen Weiden (Nutrient content of pastures and their effects on systems of management of German grassland), Landwirtschaffliche Jahrbcher, 82, 187-196 (1936).
28. GEITH, R. Die Verbesserung der Normen zur Ermittlung des tierischen Nutzertrags einer Weide (Improvement of norms used to determine animal production from a pasture), Fourth International Grassland Congress. Aberystwyth, 434-440 (1937).
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34. GRNINGEN, F. Von. Die Bedeutung des Unkrautes fr die Emhrung des Rindviehs (The importance of weeds in the feeding of beef cattle), Fifth International Grassland Congress, Holland (1949).
35. HANCOCK, John. Grazing habits of dairy cows in New Zealand, Empire Journal of Experimental Agriculture, 18, 249-263 (1950).
36. HANCOCK, John. Studies in monozygotic cattle twins. IV. Uniformity trials: grazing behaviour, New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology, (32), 22-59 (1950).
37. HANCOCK, John. Grazing behaviour of identical twins in relation to pasture type, intake, and production of dairy cattle, Proceedings of the Sixth International Grassland Congress, 1399-1407 (1952).
38. HEIM, G. Au sujet du pturage intensif (About intensive grazing), Revue Romande dAgriculture, de Viticulture et dArboriculture, No. 11 (1949).
39. HEINE, G. O. Nutzbarmachung des Elektrozaunes in der Weidetechnik (Use of the electric fence in the management of pastures), Das Grnland (April and May 1954).
40. HODGSON, R. E. Influence of pasture management upon the grazing habits of dairy cattle, Journal of Agricultural Research, 47, 417-424 (1933).
41. HOLMES, W., WAITE, R., FERGUSSON, D. L., and CAMPBELL, Jean I. Studies in grazing management. I. A comparison of the production obtained from close-folding and rotational grazing of dairy cows, Journal of Agricultural Science, 40, 381-391 (1950).
42. HOLMES, W., WAITE, R., FERGUSSON, D. L., and CAMPBELL, Jean I. Studies in grazing management. IV. A comparison of close-folding and rotational grazing of dairy cows on intensively fertilized pasture, Journal of Agricultural Science, 42, 304-313 (1952).
43. HOLMES, W. The feeding value of grass and grassland products, Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Production, 90-112 (1952).
44. HOLMES, W. High milk yields per acre from grassland, Journal of the British Grassland Society, 9, 17-27 (1954).
45. HOLMES, W. Modern methods of grassland management in feeding the dairy herd, Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 13, 19-22 (1954).
46. HOLMES, W. The intensive management of pasture for dairy cows, Sixth International Grassland Congress, 1, 377-383. Pennsylvania State College (1952).
47. IVINS, J. D. The relative palatability of herbage plants, Journal of the British Grassland Society, 7, 43-54 (1952).
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