EAv38n7_PRPreface
Leigh Sparrow
pp. I-
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
Volume 38 Number 7 1998
EA97141Developing indicators for monitoring catchment health: the challenges
D. J. Reuter
pp. 637-648
EA97143Non-living soil organic matter: what do we know about it?
J. O. Skjemstad, L. J. Janik and J. A. Taylor
pp. 667-680
EA97144Can mid infrared diffuse reflectance analysis replace soil extractions?
L. J. Janik, R. H. Merry and J. O. Skjemstad
pp. 681-696
EA97145Mineral disorders in grazing livestock and the usefulness of soil and plant analysis in the assessment of these disorders
G. J. Judson and J. D. McFarlane
pp. 707-723
EA97154Measuring nutrient and pesticide movement in soils: benefits for catchment management
R. S. Kookana and R. E. White
pp. 725-743
EA97127Using soil and plant analyses in decisions about fertilisers: a farmer’s perspective
W. R. Gibson
pp. 745-752
EA97156Precision agriculture — opportunities, benefits and pitfalls of site-specific crop management in Australia
S. E. Cook and R. G. V. Bramley
pp. 753-763
EA97158Soil chemical analytical accuracy and costs: implications from precision agriculture
R. A. Viscarra Rossel and A. B. McBratney
pp. 765-775
EA97159Australian Soil and Plant Analysis Council soil and plant quality assurance programs and the impact of variability of test results on clients
G. E. Rayment, K. I. Peverill and B. C. Shelley
pp. 777-784
