Decision support is an approach to modelling used to evaluate alternatives and to arrive at decisions. This approach recognises that the owner of the problem is responsible for decisions, and that modelling is used to assist with computation.\ud \ud Using a set of hypothetical data we illustrate how the approach has been used to analyse future options in the development of specific beef properties in northern Australia. The options which we have considered are (a) increased branding resulting from supplementary feeding of cows and early weaning, and (b) pasture improvement using tropical legumes for grazing by steers.\ud \ud The results obtained are specific to the input data and parameters, and are discussed. The approach has been very use...
The beef cattle investment decision provides an excellent opportunity to increase the economic effi-...
This project investigated the relative profitability of six forage options for backgrounding or fini...
Beef producers in central Queensland (CQ) generally only have a limited area of suitable soil on any...
This paper describes the philosophy, specifications and development procedures for a decision suppor...
The continuous need for improved agricultural production efficiency requires that a greater quantity...
A comparison of eight improved management technologies was made for a typical Northern Australian be...
Beef cattle in northern Australia are raised on extensive pastoral properties in a semi-arid tropica...
Non-Peer ReviewedThis paper presents information on a computer Decision Support System (DSS) for ran...
The profitability of beef finishing systems in Canterbury was analysed using computer modelling sof...
Beef production in the Australian semi-arid tropics is currently based mainly on extensive grazing o...
Commencing in 2009, Meat and Livestock Australia has funded the Northern Grazing Systems Project (NG...
Models for simulating beef-cattle enterprises require valid predictions of key animal production res...
Sustainable use of the northern grazing lands is a long-standing issue for management and policy, he...
Net feed efficiency (NFE) technology is expected to improve the productivity of grazing systems in A...
Beef producers in the mulga lands of south-western Queensland and north-western New South Wales, Aus...
The beef cattle investment decision provides an excellent opportunity to increase the economic effi-...
This project investigated the relative profitability of six forage options for backgrounding or fini...
Beef producers in central Queensland (CQ) generally only have a limited area of suitable soil on any...
This paper describes the philosophy, specifications and development procedures for a decision suppor...
The continuous need for improved agricultural production efficiency requires that a greater quantity...
A comparison of eight improved management technologies was made for a typical Northern Australian be...
Beef cattle in northern Australia are raised on extensive pastoral properties in a semi-arid tropica...
Non-Peer ReviewedThis paper presents information on a computer Decision Support System (DSS) for ran...
The profitability of beef finishing systems in Canterbury was analysed using computer modelling sof...
Beef production in the Australian semi-arid tropics is currently based mainly on extensive grazing o...
Commencing in 2009, Meat and Livestock Australia has funded the Northern Grazing Systems Project (NG...
Models for simulating beef-cattle enterprises require valid predictions of key animal production res...
Sustainable use of the northern grazing lands is a long-standing issue for management and policy, he...
Net feed efficiency (NFE) technology is expected to improve the productivity of grazing systems in A...
Beef producers in the mulga lands of south-western Queensland and north-western New South Wales, Aus...
The beef cattle investment decision provides an excellent opportunity to increase the economic effi-...
This project investigated the relative profitability of six forage options for backgrounding or fini...
Beef producers in central Queensland (CQ) generally only have a limited area of suitable soil on any...