Soil & Tillage Research 1992: Vol 25 Index

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Soil & Tillage Research, 25 ( 1993 ) 397- 399
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam
Author Index
Abbott, T.S., see Sinclair, P.J. et al
Audsley, E., see Chamen, W.C.T. and Audsley, E
Ball, B.C., see O’Sullivan, M.F. and Ball, B.¢
Blackwell, P.S., see Mullins, C.E. et al
Blunden, B.G., McLachlan, C.B. and Kirby, J.M. (Canberra, A.C.T., Australia )
\ recording system for measuring in situ soil stresses due to traffic
Bristow, K.L., see Weaich, K. et al
Brown, M.J., see Sojka, R.E. et al
ampbell, C.A., see McLeod, J.G. et al
aron, J. and Kay, B.D. (Guelph, Ont., Canada )
Rate of response of structural stability to a change in water content: Influence of
cropping history sina
ass, A., see Mullins, C.E. et al
see Weaich, K. et al
hamen, W.C.T. and Audsley, E. (Silsoe, UK )
4 study of the comparative economics of conventional and zero traffic systems for
arable crops ; ;
han, K.Y., see Mead, J.A. and Chan, K.Y
ogle, A.L., see Smith, G.D. et al
oughlan, K.J., see Smith, G.D. et al
oventry, D.R. and Hirth, J.R. (Rutherglen, Vic., Australia)
Effects of tillage and lime on Rhizobium trifolii populations and survival in wheat-
subterranean clover rotation in southeastern Australia
‘oventry, D.R., Hirth, J.R. and Reeves, T.G. (Rutherglen, Vic., Australia )
Interactions of tillage and lime in wheat-subterranean clover rotations on an acidic
sandy clay loam in southeastern Australia
Dyck, F.B., see McLeod, J.G. et al
De Boer, R.F. (Ferntree Gully, Vic., Australia), Steed, G.R. (Rutherglen, Vic., Australia )
and Kollmorgen, J.F. (Horsham, Vic., Australia )
Effects of rotation, stubble retention and cultivation on take-all and eyespot of wheat in
northeastern Victoria, Australia ; ie
Fielke, J.M., Riley, T.W., Slattery, M.G. (The Levels, S.A., Australia) and Fitzpatrick,
R.W. (Urrbrae, S.A., Australia )
Comparison of tillage forces and wear rates of pressed and cast cultivator shares
Fitzpatrick, R.W., see Fielke, J.M. et al
Gebresenbet, G. (Uppsala, Sweden )
Dynamic behaviour of a mouldboard plough
Effect of speed on trajectory of penetration of a trailed mouldboard plough. .
Gilmour, A.R., see Sinclair, P.J. et al
Gupta, C.P. (Bangkok, Thailand ) and Rajput, D.S. (Bhopal, India )
Effect of amplitude and frequency on soil break-up by an oscillating tillage tool in a soil
bin experiment .329
398
Hall, D.J.M., see Mullins, C.E. et al.
Harrison, W.J., MacLeod, D.A. (Armidale, N.S.W., Australia) and McKenzie, D.C
(Rydalmere, N.S.W., Australia)
The effect of clay addition and gypsum application on the physical properties of a
hardsetting red—brown earth, and the response of irrigated cotton .........
Hirth, J.R., see Convetry, D.R. et al
see Coventry, D.R. and Hirth, J.R.
Hoogmoed, W.B., see Klaij, M.C. and Hoogmoed, W.B.
Kay, B.D., see Caron, J. and Kay, B.D.
Khakural, B.R., Lemme, G.D., Schumacher, T.E. and Lindstrom, M.J. (Brookings SD,
USA)
Effects of tillage systems and landscape on soil
Kirby, J.M., see Blunden, B.G. et al.
Klaij, M.C. (Niamey, Niger) and Hoogmoed, W.B. (Wageningen, Netherlands)
Soil management for crop production in the West African Sahel. II. Emergence
establishment, and yield of pearl millet
Kollmorgen, J.F., see de Boer, R.F. et al.
Laryea, K.B., see Smith, G.D. et al.
Lemme, G.D., see Khakural, B.R. et al
Lindstrom, M.J., see Khakural, B.R. et al.
Macauley, B.J., see de Boer, R.F. et al.
MacLeod, D.A., see Mullins, C.E. et al.
see Harrison, W.J. et al.
McKenzie, D.C., see Harrison, W.J. et al.
McLachlan, C.B., see Blunden, B.G. et al.
McLeod, J.G., Dyck, F.B., Campbell, C.A. (Swift Current, Sask., Canada) and Vera, C.l
(Melfort, Sask., Canada )
Evaluation of four zero-tillage drills equipped with different row openers for seeding
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Mead, J.A. (Cowra, N.S.W., Australia) and Chan, K.Y. (Rydalmere, N.S.W., Australia )
Cultivation techniques and grazing affect surface structure of an Australian hardsetting
EE eee ILE Es ES ENR SEARO Ee EUR Ee CR has ONS ES SES 217
Meek, B.D., see Sojka, R.E. et al.
Mullins, C.E., Blackwell, P.S. (Canberra A.C.T., Australia) and Tisdall, J.M. (Tatura
Vic., Australia )
Strength development during drying of a cultivated, flood irrigated hardsetting soil. I.
Comparison with a structurally stable soil
Mullins, C.E., Cass, A., MacLeod, D.A. (Armidale N.S.W., Australia), Hall, D.J.M.
(Trangie, N.S.W., Australia) and Blackwell, P.S. (Canberra, A.C.T., Australia )
Strength development during drying of cultivated, flood-irrigated hardsetting soil. II.
Trangie soil, and comparison with theoretical predictions ..................cccssseceeeeeeeeeeseeeeeees 129
O’Sullivan, M.F. and Ball, B.C. (Penicuik, UK)
The shape of the water release characteristic as affected by tillage, compaction and soil
Paulson, W.H., see Wu, L. et al.
Rajput, D.S., see Gupta, C.P. and Rajput, D.S.
Randall, G.W., see Wu, L. et al.
Reeves, T.G., see Coventry, D.R. et al.
Riley, T.W., see Fielke, J.M. et al.
Schumacher, T.E., see Khakural, B.R. et al.
Sinclair, P.J. (Griffith, N.S.W., Australia), Abbott, T.S. and Gilmour, A.R. (Orange,
N.S.W., Australia)
Effects of furrow and water treatments on the absorption of water into beds of
structurally unstable red—brown earths
Slattery, M.G., see Fielke, J.M. et al
Smith, G.D., Coughlan, K.J., Yule, D.F. (Brisbane, Qld., Australia), Laryea, K.B..,
Srivastava, K.L., Thomas, N.P. and Cogle, A.L. (Andhra Pradesh, India )
Soil management options to reduce runoff and erosion on a hardsetting Alfisol in the
semi-arid tropics ;
Smith, L.A. (Stoneville, MS, USA)
Energy requirements for selected crop production implements
Sojka, R.E., Westerman, D.T., Brown, M.J. and Meek, B.D. (Kimberly, ID, USA)
Zone-subsoiling effects on infiltration, runoff, erosion, and yields of furrow-irrigated
potatoes _—
Srivastava, K.L., see Smith, G.D. et al
Steed, G.R., see de Boer, R.F. et al
Swan, J.B., see Wu, L. et al
Thomas, N.P., see Smith, G.D. et al.
Tisdall, J.M., see Mullins, C.E. et al
Vera, C.L., see McLeod, J.G. et al
Weaich, K., Bristow, K.L. (Townsville, Qid., Australia) and Cass, A. (Armidale NSW,
Australia )
Use of a penetration resistance characteristic to predict soil strength development
during drying ... sestichaiieeidieaaaeinii
Westerman, D.T., see Sojka, R.E. et al
Wu, L., Randall, G.W. (St. Paul, MN, USA), Swan, J.B. (Ames, IA, USA) and Paulson,
W.H. (Madison, WI, USA)
Tillage effects on measured soil hydraulic properties
Young, I.M. (Dundee, UK)
Hardsetting soils in the UK
Yule, D.F., see Smith, G.D. et al

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VOL. 25 NO. | OCTOBER 1992
Evaluation of four zero-tillage drills equipped with different row openers for seeding
winter wheat in the semi-arid prairies
J.G. McLeod, F.B. Dyck, C.A. Campbell (Swift Current, Sask., Canada) and C.1
Vera (Melfort, Sask., Canada) PAREN Sea tate =e e |
Tillage effects on measured soil hydraulic properties
L. Wu, G.W. Randall (St. Paul, MN, USA), J.B. Swan (Ames, IA, USA) and W.H
Paulson (Madison, WI, USA) SRST TS
\ recording system for measuring in situ soil stresses due to> traffic
B.G. Blunden, C.B. McLachlan and J.M. Kirby (Canberra, A.C.T., Australia) ............... 35
Effects of tillage systems and landscape on soil
B.R. Khakural, G.D. Lemme, T.E. Schumacher and M.J. Lindstrom (Brookings, SD,
USA) sinisiaaiatatiacatmaedie. “Tae
Interactions of tillage and lime iin 1 wheat- subterranean clover 1ro tations on an acidic
sandy clay loam in southeastern Australia
D.R. Coventry, J.R. Hirth and T.G. Reeves (Rutherglen, Vic., Australia ).. ——
Effects of tillage and lime on Rhizobium trifolii populations and survival in wheat-
subterranean clover rotation in southeastern Australia
D.R. Coventry and J.R. Hirth (Rutherglen, Vic., Australia ) .. 67
Dynamic behaviour of am ouldboard plough
G. Gebresenbet ( Uppsala, Sweden ) os inetd a
Effect of speed on trajectory of penetration of a trailed mouldboard plough
G. Gebresenbet (Uppsala, Sweden ) ; a
Errata : —
Guide for Authors 4 iadebiiaea
VOL. 25 NOS. 2-3 NOVEMBER 1992
Special Issue: SLAKING AND HARDSETTING SOILS
Introduction.. ; sie ; Phen a a adiaiaiiidananiiin
Strength development during drying of a cultivated, flood-irrigated hardsetting soil. I.
Comparison with a structurally stable soil
C.E. Mullins, P.S. Blackwell (Canberra, A.C.T., Australiaa)n d J.M. Tisdall
ES ESTE OT OT a ET MN ET ET 113
Strength development during drying of cultivated, flood- irrigated hardsetting soil. II.
Trangie soil, and comparison with theoretical predictions
C.E. Mullins, A. Cass, D.A. MacLeod (Armidale, N.S.W., Australia), D.J.M. Hall
(Trangie, N.S.W., Australia) and P.S. Blackwell (Canberra, A.C.T., Australia )............ 129
402
Use of a penetration resistance characteristic to predict soil strength development
during drying
K. Weaich, K.L. Bristow (Townsville, Qid., Australia) and A. Cass (Armidale,
carseat lebnvenniunioneemanianubinitin ,
Rate of response of structural stability to a change in water content: Influence of
cropping history
J. Caron and B.D. Kay (Guelph, Ont., Canada)
Hardsetting soils in the UK
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Soil management options to reduce runoff and erosion on a hardsetting Alfisol. inn the
semi-arid tropics
G.D. Smith, K.J. Coughlan, D.F. Yule ( Brisbane, Qld., Australia), K.B. Laryea, K.L.
Srivastava, N.P. Thomas and A.L. Cogle (Andhra Pradesh, India)..
Cultivation techniques and grazing affect surface structure of an Australian hardsetting
soil
J.A. Mead (Cowra, N.S.W., Australia) and K.Y. Chan (Rydalmere, N.S.W.,
Australia )
The effect of clay addition and gypsum application on the physical properties ofa
hardsetting red-brown earth, and the response of irrigated cotton
W.J. Harrison, D.A. MacLeod (Armidale, N.S.W., Australia) and D.C. McKenzie
ao snc cieseniceccepbisiensnnaninetienietansnieteniiaiianins
Effects of furrow and water treatments on the absorption of water into bed s of
structurally unstable red—brown earths
P.J. Sinclair (Griffith, N.S.W., Australia), T.S. Abbott and A.R. Gilmour (Orange,
N.S.W., Australia )
VOL. 25 NO. 4 JANUARY 1993
Effects of rotation, stubble retention and cultivation on take-all and eyespot of wheat in
northeastern Victoria, Australia
R.F. De Boer (Ferntree Gully, Vic., Australia), G.R. Steed (Rutherglen, Vic.,
Australia), J.F. Kollmorgen (Horsham, Vic., Australia) and B.J. Macauley
(Bundoora, Vic., Australia )
Energy requirements for selected crop production implements
L.A. Samet (Stomeville, MS, USA ) .......cccoccccesccccsccccocsscescccesccssecene i
Soil management for crop production in the West African Sahel. II. Em ergence,
establishment, and yield of pearl millet
M.C. Klaij (Niamey, Niger) and W.B. Hoogmoed ( Wageningen, Netherlands) .....
Comparison oft illage forces and wear rates of pressed and cast cultivator shares
J.M. Fielke, T.W. Riley, M.G. Slattery (The Levels, S.A., Australia) and
R.W. Fitzpatrick (Urrbrae, S.A., Australia ) ..............::ccccccceeeeeeeees
Effect of amplitude and frequency on soil break-up by an oscillating tillage tool ina : soil
bin experiment
C.P. Gupta (Bangkok, Thailand) and D.S. Rajput (Bhopal, India).
The shape of the water release characteristic as affected by tillage, compaction and soil.
type
M.F. O’Sullivan and B.C. Ball ( Penicuik, UK)
Zone-subsoiling effects on infiltration, runoff, erosion, and yields of furrow-irrigated
potatoes
R.E. Sojka, D.T. Westermann, M.J. Brown and B.D. Meek (Kimberly, ID, USA)
A study of the comparative economics of conventional and zero traffic systems for
arable crops
W.C.T. Chamen and E. Audsley (Silsoe, UK)
Guide for Authors..
Author Index
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