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Wooster, E.I.F., Gaynor K.M., Carthey, A.J.R., Wallach, A.D., Stanton, L.A., Ramp, D., Lundgren E.J. (2023). Animal cognition and culture mediate predator-prey interactions. Trends in Ecology & Evolution.

Animal cognition and culture are key components of a species’ ecology. Yet, within predator–prey ecology, cognition and culture are rarely considered of importance.

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Crop and Pasture Science

Crop and Pasture Science is a highly cited and prestigious journal publishing original research on advances in plant sciences, sustainable farming systems, and food quality.

Volume 74 Number 12 2023 issue has 4 articles by Gulbali researchers

Response of canola and cereals to amendment of subsurface soil acidity and a hardpan

Mark K. Conyers, J. Sergio Moroni, Graeme J. Poile, Albert A. Oates, Richard Lowrie, Antony D. Swan, John F. Angus, Mark B. Peoples, Peter Hamblin and John A. Kirkegaard

pp. 1128-1141

Frequency of herbicide resistance in wild oats (Avena spp.), brome grass (Bromus spp.) and barley grass (Hordeum spp.) as determined by random surveys across south-eastern Australia

John C. Broster, Peter Boutsalis, Gurjeet S. Gill and Christopher Preston

pp. 1193-1200

Untangling the complex mix of agronomic and economic uncertainties inherent in decisions on rainfed cotton

Sosheel S. Godfrey, Thomas L. Nordblom, Muhuddin Rajin Anwar , Ryan H. L. Ip, David J. Luckett and Michael P. Bange

pp. 1223-1237

Fate of fertiliser nitrogen in a ryegrass–kikuyu dairy pasture system

Michael Fitzgerald, Deirdre Harvey, Johannes Friedl, David Rowlings, Jason Condon and Warwick Dougherty

pp. 1272-1286

New Technical Report

Heaney-Mustafa, S., Channa, M. Y., Baloch, T., Channa, M. A., Kumbhar, B., Mohiuddin, I. Riaz, M. F., Rubab, A., Samoo, A. H., Zahid, S. M. A. & Zaman, B. (2023). Stakeholder Engagement for Research and Learning (SERL): Theoretical Underpinnings and Guidelines for Facilitators. Gulbali Institute, Charles Sturt University, Albury, NSW 2640.

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