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	The Rangeland Journal Volume 31 Number 2 2009 Livestock Water Productivity

Harnessing benefits from improved livestock water productivity in crop–livestock systems of sub-Saharan Africa: synthesis

Tilahun Amede, Katrien Descheemaeker, Don Peden and Andre van Rooyen

pp. 169-178

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Livestock and water: understanding the context based on the 'Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management in Agriculture'

Deborah Bossio

pp. 179-186

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Livestock water productivity: implications for sub-Saharan Africa

D. Peden, G. Taddesse and A. Haileslassie

pp. 187-193

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Assessing the importance of livestock water use in basins

S. E. Cook, M. S. Andersson and M. J. Fisher

pp. 195-205

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Opportunities and limitations of food–feed crops for livestock feeding and implications for livestock–water productivity

M. Blümmel, M. Samad, O. P. Singh and T. Amede

pp. 207-212

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Livestock water productivity in the Blue Nile Basin: assessment of farm scale heterogeneity

A. Haileslassie, D. Peden, S. Gebreselassie, T. Amede, A. Wagnew and G. Taddesse

pp. 213-222

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Enabling the uptake of livestock–water productivity interventions in the crop–livestock systems of sub-Saharan Africa

Tilahun Amede, Kim Geheb and Boru Douthwaite

pp. 223-230

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Enhancing local innovation to improve water productivity in crop–livestock systems

Ann Waters-Bayer and Wolfgang Bayer

pp. 231-235

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Changes in water flows and water productivity upon vegetation regeneration on degraded hillslopes in northern Ethiopia: a water balance modelling exercise

Katrien Descheemaeker, Dirk Raes, Jan Nyssen, Jean Poesen, Mitiku Haile and Jozef Deckers

pp. 237-249

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Factors affecting livestock water productivity: animal scale analysis using previous cattle feeding trials in Ethiopia

S. Gebreselassie, D. Peden, A. Haileslassie and D. Mpairwe

pp. 251-258

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Impacts of micro-basin water harvesting structures in improving vegetative cover in degraded hillslope areas of north-east Ethiopia

Sisay Demeku Derib, Tewodros Assefa, Belete Berhanu and Gete Zeleke

pp. 259-265

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Current Issue

Volume 33 (4)

Major Announcement

New Editor-in-Chief
The Australian Rangeland Society has appointed Professor John Milne as the new editor-in-chief of The Rangeland Journal.
John Milne, replaces ‘Wal’ Whalley, who has stepped down after a 12-year career in the role.

New Submission & Review System

This journal is now using ScholarOne Manuscripts as its submission and peer review system. See our Notice to Contributors for more information about this transition.

Conferences

17th ARS Biennial Conference, Kununurra, Australia, 23-27 Sep 2012

ISHN/ISRP Conference, Ecology & Physiology of Herbivores, Canberra, Australia, 8-12 Sep 2014

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