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Light grazing of crop residues by sheep in a Mediterranean-type environment has little impact on following no-tillage crops — Cara J. Allan (2016) | RDL Network
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Light grazing of crop residues by sheep in a Mediterranean-type environment has little impact on following no-tillage crops
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Kadambot Siddique
University of Western Australia
Light grazing of crop residues by sheep in a Mediterranean-type environment has little impact on following no-tillage crops
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2016
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Cara J. Allan
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