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Title: Advances in research on tagasaste : Martindale Research Project, October 1988 / C.M. Oldham and B.C. Mattinson.
Author: Mattinson, B. C. ; Oldham, C. M. (Western Australia Univ., Nedlands. School of Agriculture) ; University of Western Australia School of Agriculture Animal Science Group. ; Mattinson, B. C. ; Oldham, C. M.
Year: 1988.
Description: 14 leaves ; 30 cm.
Subject: Western Australia. ; Crop establishment. ; Tagasaste. ; Tagasaste. ; Crop establishment. ; Western Australia.
Notes: On cover : Is it economic to grow tagasaste to be grazed by sheep?On cover : More $ from farming? : more lambs? more wool? a role for tagasaste?
Type: Book
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