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12008Intensive rotational grazing assists control of gastrointestinal nematodosis of sheep in a cool temperate environment with summer-dominant rainfallColvin, Alison Frances ; Walkden-Brown, Steve William ; Knox, M. R.; Scott, James Murray 17-Nov-2009
22007What teaching linkages does Rural Science have within the University of New England and with external partners?: Are we making the most of the opportunities?Scott, James Murray 2-Nov-2009
32006Methodology for assessing optimal rates of pasture improvement in the high rainfall temperate pasture zoneBehrendt, K; Cacho, OJ ; Scott, JM ; Jones, R5-May-2008
42006Grazier adoption of spray grazingTrotter, Mark ; Sindel, Brian Mark ; Scott, James Murray ; Reeve, Ian 30-May-2012
52005Enhancing grasslands education with decision support toolsDaily, Helene; Scott, James Murray ; Reid, Jim25-Oct-2012
62005Fertiliser responses and soil test calibrations for grazed pastures in AustraliaGourley, CJP; Melland, AR; Peverill, KI; Strickland, P; Awty, I; Scott, James Murray 30-Oct-2012
72005New England Climate and its Problems for ProducersCarberry, P M; Hinch, Geoffrey ; Scott, James Murray 8-Jan-2010
82005Dissecting the Effects of Intensive Rotational Grazing on Worm Egg Counts in Sheep on the Cicerone ProjectHealey, Alison; Walkden-Brown, Steve William ; Knox, M R; Scott, James Murray 8-Jan-2010
92005The Cicerone Farms: Under the MicroscopeScott, James Murray 22-Jan-2010
102005Matching Animal Production Requirements To Seasonal Pasture SupplyShakhane, L M; Lord, Colin; Scott, James Murray ; Mulcahy, C; Hinch, Geoffrey 24-Dec-2009
112005Establishment and Early Growth of Trees in the Cicerone ProjectReid, Nicholas ; Hoad, J; Eveleigh, C; Gaden, C; Scott, James Murray 24-Dec-2009
122005One Researcher's Perspective: The Challenges and Rewards of Researching in The 'Real' WorldScott, James Murray 24-Dec-2009
132005Botanical Composition Changes over Time and Pasture PersistenceScott, James Murray ; Mulcahy, C; Shakane, L M24-Dec-2009
142005Producer perceptions of changing occurrence and successful control methods for 'Nassella trichotoma' and 'N. neesiana'Trotter, Mark ; Sindel, Brian Mark ; Reeve, Ian ; Scott, James Murray 30-May-2012
152004Delivery of best weed management practices for meat sheep producersTrotter, Mark ; Sindel, Brian Mark ; Scott, James Murray ; Reeve, Ian 30-May-2012
162003Delivery of decision-support tools over the Internet to increase the wealth of grazing enterprisesDaily, Helene; Scott, James Murray ; Reid, Jim25-Oct-2012
172003Internet Delivery of Decision Support Tools for Teaching NationallyDaily, Helene; Scott, James Murray ; Reid, Jim25-Oct-2012
182003The Response to Moisture and Defoliation Stresses, and Traits for Resilience of Perennial Grasses on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, AustraliaBoschma, SP; Hill, MJ; Scott, JM ; Rapp, GG15-May-2008
192003SGS Database: use of relational databases to enhance data management for multi-site experimentsScott, JM ; Lord, CJ2-May-2008
202003Measuring whole-farm sustainability and profitability at a credible scaleScott, JM 18-Sep-2008
212003Plant reserves of perennial grasses subjected to drought and defoliation stresses on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, AustraliaBoschma, S P; Scott, James Murray ; Hill, M J; King, J R; Lutton, J J28-Oct-2009
222002Diet selection and productivity of sheep grazing contrasting pasturesChen, W.; Scott, James Murray ; Blair, Graeme John; Lefroy, R.; Hutchinson, Keith; King, Kathleen Lora ; Harris, C.2-Nov-2009

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Credit Name
Prof Jim Scott
Full Name
Scott, James M
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Murray
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School of Environmental and Rural Science
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