D. Thomas

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Improving ground cover monitoring for wind erosion assessment using MODIS BRDF parameters

Rebecca N. Handcock, A. Chappell, R. Handcock, 2017 .

Climate Change Impact, Adaptation, and Mitigation in Temperate Grazing Systems: A Review

A. Moore, A. del Prado, S. Howden, 2019, Sustainability.

Preliminary indications that Merino sheep graze different areas on cooler days in the Southern Rangelands of Western Australia

David G. Masters, Dean T. Thomas, D. Thomas, 2008 .

Sheep deficient in vitamin E preferentially select for a feed with a higher concentration of vitamin E.

D. Thomas, D. Revell, D. Blache, 2016, Animal : an international journal of animal bioscience.

The value of stubbles and chaff from grain crops as a source of summer feed for sheep

D. Thomas, G. Mata, A. Toovey, 2020 .

Whole Farm Net Greenhouse Gas Abatement from Establishing Kikuyu-Based Perennial Pastures in South-Western Australia

J. Sanderman, D. Thomas, D. Masters, 2012, Animals : an open access journal from MDPI.

Improved Legume Pastures Increase Economic Value, Resilience and Sustainability of Crop-Livestock Systems

R. Llewellyn, D. Thomas, A. Loi, 2022, SSRN Electronic Journal.

Ground cover, erosion risk and production implications of targeted management practices in Australian mixed farming systems: Lessons from the Grain and Graze program

A. Moore, N. Webb, D. Thomas, 2018 .

Adaptation behaviour of local and rangeland cattle relocated to a temperate agricultural pasture

D. Thomas, D. Revell, R. Kelly, 2011 .

Selecting higher nutritive value annual pasture legumes increases the profitability of sheep production

R. Llewellyn, R. Lawes, D. Thomas, 2021, Agricultural Systems.

Grazing winter and spring wheat crops improves the profitability of prime lamb production in mixed farming systems of Western Australia

D. Thomas, L. Bell, D. Blache, 2017 .

Selective grazing by sheep to improve the control of weeds of crops

D. Thomas, 2005 .

Increasing dietary sodium chloride increases wool growth but decreases in vivo organic matter digestibility in sheep across a range of diets

D. Thomas, D. Masters, A. Rintoul, 2007 .

Sheep select combinations of high and low sodium chloride, energy and crude protein feed that improve their diet

D. Thomas, D. Masters, A. Rintoul, 2007 .

Small effects of deferment of annual pastures through grazing spring wheat crops in Western Australia can benefit livestock productivity

A. Moore, D. Thomas, C. Revell, 2015, Crop and Pasture Science.

Minerals in pastures—are we meeting the needs of livestock?

D. Thomas, D. Masters, H. Norman, 2019, Crop and Pasture Science.

Nitrate and sulphate accumulating shrubs to reduce methane emissions in sheep

D. Thomas, Xixi Li, A. Toovey, 2015 .

Short periods of prior exposure can increase the intake by sheep of a woody forage shrub, Rhagodia preissii

D. Thomas, D. Revell, P. Vercoe, 2014 .

Dual-purpose cropping: the opportunity for a step change in production in the temperate region of Australia

D. Thomas, A. Greer, S. McGrath, 2021, Animal Production Science.

Managing mixed wheat–sheep farms with a seasonal forecast

Senthold Asseng, Dean T. Thomas, S. Asseng, 2012 .

Stable carbon isotopes accurately predict diet selection by sheep fed mixtures of C3 annual pastures and saltbush or C4 perennial grasses

D. Thomas, D. Masters, D. Revell, 2009 .

Sheep production, plant growth and nutritive value of a saltbush-based pasture system subject to rotational grazing or set stocking

D. Thomas, D. Masters, E. Barrett-Lennard, 2010 .

Preference of sheep among annual legumes is more closely related to plant nutritive characteristics as plants mature

D. Thomas, D. Lindsay, M. Ewing, 2010 .

An on-farm evaluation of the capability of saline land for livestock production in southern Australia

D. Thomas, H. Norman, A. Ryder, 2009 .

Individual and socially learned preferences for biserrula (Biserrula pelecinus L.) in sheep

D. Thomas, D. Lindsay, M. Ewing, 2015 .

Diversified crop-livestock farms are risk-efficient in the face of price and production variability

A. Moore, D. Thomas, L. Bell, 2021 .

Climate change impacts and farm-level adaptation: Economic analysis of a mixed cropping–livestock system

Michael Robertson, David J. Pannell, Dean T. Thomas, 2017 .

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D. Thomas, A. Loi, G. A. Re, 2022 .

'Garden scourge' may help counter livestock emissions

Dean Thomas, D. Thomas, 2012 .

The use of animal sensor data for predicting sheep metabolisable energy intake using machine learning

Hong Xie, Kok Wai Wong, Shri Rai, 2021, Information Processing in Agriculture.

Identification of Tyre and Plastic Waste from Combined Copernicus Sentinel-1 and -2 Data

Samantha J. Lavender, Gillian Fowler, Robert Page, 2020, Remote. Sens..

Selection of crop cultivars suited to the location combined with astute management can reduce crop yield penalties in pasture cropping systems

A. Moore, R. Lawes, D. Thomas, 2014, Crop and Pasture Science.

Improving productivity reduces methane intensity but increases the net emissions of sheepmeat and wool enterprises.

M. Kragt, D. Thomas, P. Vercoe, 2022, Animal : an international journal of animal bioscience.

Integrating diverse forage sources reduces feed gaps on mixed crop-livestock farms.

A. Moore, D. Thomas, L. Bell, 2017, Animal : an international journal of animal bioscience.

Pasture cropping sensitivity analysis : Selecting crop and pasture species , and management practices for Western Australia

D. Thomas, P. Ward, D. Ferris, 2017 .