Centre for Agricultural Strategy - Papers and Reports

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337690: Use of chemicals on the farm

R.S. Taylor

337689: Health risks from chemicals used on the farm and in the farmhouse

J.L. Bonsall

337688: Control of aerial pollutants in agriculture

J.E. Owen

337687: Medical aspects of respiratory disease

J.R.W. Lyall

337686: Introduction

Unknown

337685: Report of a study of agriculture and human health

J.L. Jollans

337684: Front Matter

Unknown

337683: Back Matter

Unknown

337682: A summary of the discussion

G.A. Sinclair

337681: Smallfarmers and the rural environment

G.A. Sinclair

337680: The problems of small farms on the Continent

G. Preuschen

337679: The Northfield Committee Report and small farms

R.J.C. Munton

337678: A living countryside

Hew Watt

337677: Opening address to the Conference

J.D. Hunter-Smith

337676: Front Matter

Unknown

337675: Back Matter

Unknown

337674: The distribution of grassland and grassland usage in the UK

K.M. Down, J.L. Jollans, A. Lazenby and R.J. Wilkins

337673: Distribution of wildlife in British grasslands and its importance for nature conservation

D. Wells

337672: Mineral requirements and their concentrations in forages

Unknown

337671: The disposal of sewage sludge to land

Unknown

337670: Fertiliser usage on grassland in England and Wales

K.M. Down and A. Lazenby

337669: Present botanical composition of swards with evidence of recent change

A. Hopkins and K.M. Down

337668: List of those attending the symposium

Unknown

337667: Authors and chairmen of discussion groups

Unknown

337666: Grassland in the British economy: toward 2000

Unknown

337665: Potential for change in farm structure, labour and capital use in relation to animal output from grassland

P.J. James

337664: Potential for changes in support energy use in animal output from grassland

R.J. Wilkins and Mary Bather

337663: Potential change in animal output from grassland: production from fractionated forage

A.S. Jones

337662: Potential change in animal output from grassland: other animals

J.M. Walsingham

337661: Potential changes in sheep output from grassland

J.E. Newton

337660: The potential for change in beef production from grass

J.H.D. Prescott

337659: Potential for change in the output of milk from grassland

F.J. Gordon

337658: Potential changes in efficiency of grass and forage conservation

J.M. Wilkinson

337657: Potential production from grasses and legumes

R.J. Wilkins, J. Morrison and P.F. Chapman

337656: Possibilities for change in the output from grassland: an overall view

R.J. Wilkins, J.E. Newton, P.J. James and J.M. Walsingham

337655: Comparative competitiveness of livestock production in the UK and Europe

C.J. Doyle

337654: The role of grassland in sheep production

W.J.K. Thomas and J.B. Kilkenny

337653: The role of grassland in beef production

J.B. Kilkenny and J.A.L. Dench

337652: The role of grassland in milk production

S.J. Amies and S.R. Wragg

337651: Social and human factors in grassland farming

J. Johnson and B. Bastiman

337650: A note on long-term trends in the grassland and ruminant livestock sector of farming

S.R. Wragg

337649: Technical factors affecting grassland output

C. Dibb

337648: Classification, distribution and productivity of UK grasslands

J.O. Green and R.D. Baker

337647: Present production from British grassland

R.S. Tayler

337646: New' uses for grass

R.W. Snaydon

337645: The demand for amenity grassland

H.E. Tranter and K.S. Tranter

337644: The long-term demand for milk, dairy produce and meat

W.G. Chapman and K.S. Warwick

337643: Long-term demand projections - methods and problems

D. Hallam

337642: Prospects for population and income growth

D.J. Ansell

337641: The influence of nutrition on the future demand for grassland products

Dorothy F. Hollingsworth