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12014The use of GNSS technology to identify lambing behaviour in pregnant grazing Merino ewesDobos, Robin C ; Dickson, Sean ; Bailey, Derek W; Trotter, Mark 30-Apr-2015
22013Mapping redheaded cockchafer infestations in pastures - are PA tools up to the job?Cosby, Amy ; Trotter, Mark ; Falzon, Gregory ; Stanley, John ; Powell, Kevin S ; Schneider, Derek ; Lamb, David 26-Aug-2013
32012Monitoring and managing landscape variability in grazing systemsTrotter, Mark ; Yerbury, Mark; Guppy, Christopher ; Edwards, Clare; Haling, Rebecca ; Trotter, Tieneke ; Donald, Graham; Dobos, Robin C ; Powell, Kevin S ; Bruce, Rebecca; Henry, David ; Taylor, Kerry; Barron, Josh ; Lefort, Laurent; Moore, Darren; Lamb, David ; Anderson, Samantha ; Cosby, Amy ; Roberts, Jessica ; Stanley, John ; Schneider, Derek ; Falzon, Gregory ; Walkden-Brown, Steve W 12-Sep-2013
42012Developing a Simple Accelerometer Based Grazing SensorTrotter, Mark ; Falzon, Gregory ; Dobos, Robin C ; Lamb, David 3-Feb-2014
52011Towards a landscape systems-based forage assessment tool for the Kimberly region of Western AustraliaLamb, David ; Donald, Graham; Stovold, Richard G; Trotter, Mark 17-Apr-2012
62011The impact of the availability and rate of growth of pasture on livestock productivity at a regional scaleDonald, Graham; Trotter, Mark ; Lamb, David 17-Apr-2012

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Credit Name
Dr Mark Trotter
Full Name
Trotter, Mark
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Graeme
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School of Environmental and Rural Science
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