Rangeland Journal

Papers
(The median citation count of Rangeland Journal is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Queensland’s multi-year Wet and Dry periods: implications for grazing enterprises and pasture resources10
The use of Australian native grains as a food: a review of research in a global grains context8
Achieving drought resilience in the grazing lands of northern Australia: preparing, responding and recovering7
Prolific or precarious: a review of the status of Australian sandalwood (6
Is ground cover a useful indicator of grazing land condition?6
A new net primary productivity model and new management strategy of grassland classification based on CSCS in China6
From National Drought Policy to National Drought Agreement: the evolution of Australia’s drought response6
Northern Australia Climate Program: supporting adaptation in rangeland grazing systems through more targeted climate forecasts, improved drought information and an innovative extension program5
GrazingFutures: learnings from a contemporary collaborative extension program in rangeland communities of western Queensland, Australia5
Prospects for sustainable use of the pastoral areas of Australia’s southern rangelands: a synthesis4
Responses of grass productivity traits to bush clearing in semi-arid rangelands in North-West Province of South Africa4
The impact of tree removal on standing grass biomass, seedling establishment and growth of woody species4
An online system for calculating and delivering long-term carrying capacity information for Queensland grazing properties. Part 2: modelling and outputs3
Dust-storm frequencies, community attitudes, government policy and land management practices during three major droughts in New South Wales, Australia3
Herders’ willingness-to-participate in the Grassland Ecological Compensation and Award Policy in China: a meta-analysis3
An online system for calculating and delivering long-term carrying capacity information for Queensland grazing properties. Part 1: background and development3
Changes in land management practices have reduced wind erosion in the cropping areas of far south-western NSW, Australia3
Building cultural capital in drought adaptation: lessons from discourse analysis2
Using digital photography to monitor changes in biocrusts and ground cover in a savanna rangeland2
The role of the locoweed (2
Do regenerative grazing management practices improve vegetation and soil health in grazed rangelands? Preliminary insights from a space-for-time study in the Great Barrier Reef catchments, Australia2
Can dingoes increase graziers’ profits and help maintain Australia’s rangelands?2
Mapping drought declaration areas from 1936 to 1964 for Queensland, Australia2
Species replacement and transitional zones in natural grasslands with subtle environmental gradations2
Fortifying the financial and environmental capital banks in commercially grazed rangelands1
Interactions among climate, topography, soil structure and rangeland aboveground net primary production1
Shift of potential natural vegetation against global climate change under historical, current and future scenarios1
A production-scale evaluation of nutritional monitoring and decision support software for free-ranging cattle in an arid environment1
Breaking the wildfire cycle: progressive fire management can shift fire regimes and improve ecosystem condition. A case study from a large conservation reserve in northern Australia1
In search of sustainable livestock management in the Dry Chaco: effect of different shrub-removal practices on vegetation1
How and why do rangeland changes and their underlying drivers differ across Namibia’s two major land-tenure systems?1
Rethinking policies for pastoralists – governing the rangelands1
The mechanism of species coexistence and diversity maintenance along aspects in the northeast of the Qinghai–Tibetan plateau1
Can we benchmark annual ground cover maintenance?1
Weak negative responses of spider diversity to short-term ‘kraaling’1
Processes underpinning natural capital account compilation highlight the potential for low-input grazing to mitigate farm carbon emissions while also improving biodiversity outcomes1
Response of grassland net primary productivity to climate change in China1
A novel stem-applied herbicide-capsule methodology for control of the invasive cactus Cereus uruguayanus1
The size, structure and efficiency of Mongolian flocks and herds on degraded grasslands1
Diet quality, liveweight change and responses to N supplements by cattle grazing1
Some soil factors constraining buffel grass (1
Stocking density and distribution in relation to vegetation in a biodiverse semi-arid pastoral system in South Africa1
The substitution effect of grass-fed livestock products on grain-fed livestock products from the perspective of supply-side reform in China1
Shrubs alter alpha and beta diversity of soil fauna in a semiarid grassland1
Environmental drivers of above-ground biomass in semi-arid rangelands1
Resilience of the pastoral component of Moroccan small ruminant systems in mountain areas1
Phyllode fall and nutrient content in a mulga (Acacia aneura F.Muell. ex Benth.) community in central Australia in response to rainfall1
Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamics of understorey biomass in semi-arid woodlands of south-eastern Australia1
Predicted effects of simulated ambient warming and moisture on forage nutrient quality and community composition in Mongolian an arid grassland1
Spatio-temporal distribution of sensitive regions of potential vegetation in China based on the Comprehensive Sequential Classification System (CSCS) and a climate-change model1
Comparing narratives on carnivore management in a dryland ecosystem: a case study of state-backed lethal control1
Loss of grassland ecosystem service values based on potential vegetation in China1
Response of potential grassland vegetation to historical and future climate change in Inner Mongolia1
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