African Journal of Range and Forage Science
Journal / African Journal of Range and Forage Science / Vol. 12 No. 1 (1977) / Articles

Opening Address:

The role of legumes in pastures.

13-17

Presidential Address:

Die mens en die natuur.

19-22

Tropical pasture legumes in southern Africa: A review.

23-27

The evaluation of tropical pasture species in the Transvaal.

29-31

Perennial legumes on dry lands in the western Highveld region.

Standing crop dry matter accumulation and quality patterns of certain subtropical pasture species.

37-44

The effect of planting date on flowering and production of twelve Mediterranean pasture legumes in a Mediterraen environment.

45-49

A comparison of irrigated grass-clover and nitrogen-fertilized grass pastures for beef production.

51-54

Effects of certain burning and cutting treatments and fluctuating annual rainfall on seasonal variation in grassland basal cover.

Time of mowing and burning veld: short term effects on production and tiller development.

The effect of defoliation and moisture stress on the productivity of Themeda triandra Forsk. under controlled conditions.

65-69

Evapotranspiration studies on Themeda triandra Forsk. under field conditions.

71-76

The evaluation of pastures and grazing management in terms of livestock production.

77-82

The utilization of Eragrostis curvula and Pennisetum clandestinum pastures for growing out and finishing young beef steers.

83-86

Notes on the performance of Coastcross 2 (K11) Bermudagrass in Natal.

87-89

Evaluation of Cenchrus ciliaris: 1. Effects of nitrogen level and cutting frequency on digestibility and voluntary intake.

91-93

The development of a production system for beef animals on Cenchrus ciliaris pasture: Part II.

95-98

Techniques for fertilizing, oversowing and sod seeding veld.

99-101

The grazing rotation: Effects of different combinations of presence and absence.

103-104

The significance of the woody component of semi-arid savanna vegetation in relation to meat production.

105-108

The use of quadrat and plotless methods in the analysis of the tree and shrub component of woodland vegetation.

109-113

The disc pasture meter: Possible applications in grazing management.

115-118

Proposed computerized cross-index system for storage and retrieval of literature references.

119-121

The implications, with respect to production and nutritional value, of different stages of harvesting Eragrostis curvula hay.

123-125

The influence of feedback on hay pastures.

An economic study of the need for turfgrass research.

The grasses of the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve: Their habitat preferences and synecological significance.