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Agricultural Systems 49 (1995) 435-436 - Elsevier Science Limited > Printed in Great Britain ELSEVIER Contents of Volume 49 Number 1 A Model-farm Approach to Research on Crop—Livestock Integration—| Conceptual Framework and Methods E. F.T HOMSON & F. A.B AHHADY (Syria) A Model-farm Approach to Research on Crop—Livestock Integration—l| Experimental Results E. F. THOMSON & F. A. BAHHADY (Syria) A Model-farm Approach to Research on Crop—Livestock Integration—ll| Benefits of Crop—Livestock Integration and a Critique of the Approach E. F.T HOMSON, F. A. BAHHADY, T. L.N ORDBLOM & H. C. HARRIS (Syria) Evaluation of Pasture Management Systems for Beef Production in the Semi-arid Tropics: Model Development J. G. MciVOR & R. MONYPENNY (Australia) Adoption of Innovations by Costa Rican Livestock Producers under Different Levels of Extension Intensity: Predicted versus Observed Behaviour J. WADSWORTH (Costa Rica) Number 2 101 Modelling Cropping Decisions in a Rural Developing Country: a Multiple-objective Programming Approach D. J. LEE, T. TIPTON & PINGSUN LEUNG (USA) Optimal Pest Management and Economic Threshold Y. J. BOR (Taiwan) Interactions of CO, Temperature and Management Practices: Simulations with a Modified Version of CERES-Wheat F.N. TUBIELLO, C.R OSENZWEIG & T. VOLK (USA) An Environmental—Economic Model at Farm Level to Analyse Institutional and Technical Change in Dairy Farming P. B. M.B ERENTSEN & G. W. J. GIESEN (The Netherlands) Applied Participatory Priority Setting in International Agricultural Research: Making Trade-offs Transparent and Explicit T. G. KELLEY, J. G. RYAN (India) & B. K.P ATEL (Malawi) 435 436 Contents of Volume 49 Number 3 217 Economic Aspects of Legume Management and Legume Research in Dryland Farming Systems of Southern Australia D. J. PANNELL (Australia) Transmigration Settlements in Seberida, Sumatra: Deterioration of Farming Systems in a Rain Forest Environment S. HOLDEN, H. HVOSLEF (Norway) & R. SIMANJUNTAK (Indonesia) Crop and Rain Water Management Strategies for Increasing Productivity of Rainfed Lowland Rice Systems A. F. M.S ALEH (Bangladesh) & S. |. BHUIYAN (Philippines) Moose Harvest Strategy to Maximize Yield Value for Multiple Goal Management— A Simulation Study S. SYLVEN (Sweden) A Case Study in Development Planning Using a Systems Learning Approach Generating a Master Plan for the Livestock Sector in Nepal R. MACADAM (Australia), R.V AN ASCH, B. HEDLEY (New Zealand), E. PITT & P. CARROLL (Philippines) Number 4 SPECIAL ISSUE Agricultural Systems Applications Through an international Consortium, ICASA Preface J. T. RITCHIE (USA) & J.B OUMA (The Netherlands) International Consortium for Agricultural Systems Applications (ICASA) Establishment and Purpose J. T. RITCHIE (USA) Simulation of Ecological, Social and Economic Factors in Agricultural Systems J. B.D ENT, G.E DWARDS-JONES & M. J. MCGREGOR (UK) Integration of Computer-based Models and Tools to Evaluate Alternative Land-use Scenarios as Part of an Agricultural Systems Analysis J. J.S TOORVOGEL (Costa Rica) Site-specific Management: Balancing Production and Environmental Requirements at Farm Level A. VERHAGEN, H. W. G. BOOLTINK & J. BOUMA (The Netherlands) Testing Simulation Models for the Assessment of Crop Production and Nitrate Leaching in Hungary G. J. KOVACS, T. NEMETH (Hungary) & J. T. RITCHIE (USA) Applications of Crop Simulation in Agricultural Extension and Research in Kenya B. M. WAFULA (Kenya) The Challenge of Linking Pest and Crop Models M. J. KROPFF, P. S. TENG (Philippines) & R. RABBINGE (The Netherlands) Contents of Volume 49