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Authors:
LOCH RJ
BOURKE JJ
GLANVILLE SF
ZELLER L
Citation: Rj. Loch et al., SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT FOR INCREASED EFFICIENCY OF FIELD RAINFALL SIMULATION AND ASSOCIATED LABORATORY ANALYSES, Soil & tillage research, 45(3-4), 1998, pp. 341-348
Authors:
LOCH RJ
SLATER BK
DEVOIL C
Citation: Rj. Loch et al., SOIL ERODIBILITY (K-M) VALUES FOR SOME AUSTRALIAN SOILS, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 36(6), 1998, pp. 1045-1055
Authors:
LOCH RJ
ORANGE DN
Citation: Rj. Loch et Dn. Orange, CHANGES IN SOME PROPERTIES OF TOPSOIL AT TARONG COAL MEANDU MINE COALMINE WITH TIME SINCE REHABILITATION, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 35(4), 1997, pp. 777-784
Authors:
EVANS KG
LOCH RJ
ASPINALL TO
BELL LC
Citation: Kg. Evans et al., LABORATORY RAINFALL SIMULATOR STUDIES OF SELECTED OPEN-CUT COAL-MINE OVERBURDEN SPOILS FROM CENTRAL QUEENSLAND, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 35(1), 1997, pp. 15-29
Authors:
EVANS KG
LOCH RJ
Citation: Kg. Evans et Rj. Loch, USING THE RUSLE TO IDENTIFY FACTORS CONTROLLING EROSION RATES OF MINESOILS, LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT, 7(3), 1996, pp. 267-277
Authors:
LOCH RJ
Citation: Rj. Loch, USING RILL INTERRILL COMPARISONS TO INFER LIKELY RESPONSES OF EROSIONTO SLOPE LENGTH - IMPLICATIONS FOR LAND MANAGEMENT/, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 34(4), 1996, pp. 489-502
Authors:
LOCH RJ
POCKNEE C
Citation: Rj. Loch et C. Pocknee, EFFECTS OF AGGREGATION ON SOIL ERODIBILITY - AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE, Journal of soil and water conservation, 50(5), 1995, pp. 504-506
Authors:
COSTANTINI A
LOCH RJ
GLANVILLE SF
ORANGE DN
Citation: A. Costantini et al., EVALUATION OF THE POTENTIAL TO DISPOSE OF SEWAGE-SLUDGE .1. SOIL HYDRAULIC AND OVERLAND-FLOW PROPERTIES OF PINUS PLANTATIONS IN QUEENSLAND, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 33(6), 1995, pp. 1041-1052
Authors:
LOCH RJ
COSTANTINI A
BARRY GA
BEST EK
Citation: Rj. Loch et al., EVALUATION OF THE POTENTIAL TO DISPOSE OF SEWAGE-SLUDGE .2. POTENTIALFOR OFF-SITE MOVEMENTS OF SOLIDS AND SOLUTES, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 33(6), 1995, pp. 1053-1062
Authors:
LOCH RJ
Citation: Rj. Loch, EFFECTS OF FALLOW MANAGEMENT AND CROPPING HISTORY ON AGGREGATE BREAKDOWN UNDER RAINFALL WETTING FOR A RANGE OF QUEENSLAND SOILS, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 32(5), 1994, pp. 1125-1139
Authors:
LOCH RJ
Citation: Rj. Loch, A METHOD FOR MEASURING AGGREGATE WATER STABILITY OF DRYLAND SOILS WITH RELEVANCE TO SURFACE SEAL DEVELOPMENT, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 32(4), 1994, pp. 687-700
Authors:
LOCH RJ
FOLEY JL
Citation: Rj. Loch et Jl. Foley, MEASUREMENT OF AGGREGATE BREAKDOWN UNDER RAIN - COMPARISON WITH TESTSOF WATER STABILITY AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH FIELD-MEASUREMENTS OF INFILTRATION, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 32(4), 1994, pp. 701-720
Authors:
EVANS KG
LOCH RJ
SILBURN DM
ASPINALL TO
BELL LC
Citation: Kg. Evans et al., EVALUATION OF THE CREAMS MODEL .4. DERIVATION OF INTERRILL ERODIBILITY PARAMETERS FROM LABORATORY RAINFALL SIMULATOR DATA AND PREDICTION OFSOIL LOSS UNDER A FIELD RAINULATOR USING THE DERIVED PARAMETERS, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 32(4), 1994, pp. 867-878
Authors:
LOTT SC
LOCH RJ
WATTS PJ
Citation: Sc. Lott et al., SETTING CHARACTERISTICS OF FEEDLOT CATTLE FECES AND MANURE, Transactions of the ASAE, 37(1), 1994, pp. 281-285
Authors:
FREEBAIRN DM
LOCH RJ
COGLE AL
Citation: Dm. Freebairn et al., TILLAGE METHODS AND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION IN AUSTRALIA, Soil & tillage research, 27(1-4), 1993, pp. 303-325
Authors:
GOVERS G
LOCH RJ
Citation: G. Govers et Rj. Loch, EFFECTS OF INITIAL WATER-CONTENT AND SOIL MECHANICAL STRENGTH ON THE RUNOFF EROSION RESISTANCE OF CLAY SOILS, Australian Journal of Soil Research, 31(5), 1993, pp. 549-566
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