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Derrick Moot

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Lincoln University

New Zealand

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Professor Derrick Moot is a faculty member at Lincoln University in New Zealand. His research interests encompass grass species yields, machine learning applications in agriculture, and transdisciplinary approaches to pastoral livelihoods. He has contributed significantly to studies on nitrogen leaching mitigation, clover-based cropping systems, and the performance of grazing systems over extended periods. His recent articles reflect a commitment to enhancing agricultural sustainability and productivity.

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Enli Wang

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

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Integrating molecular and physiological approaches to quantify genetic controls for wheat development and improve phenotyping

Development of a lucerne model in APSIM next generation: 4 N dynamics and forage quality of genotypes with different fall dormancies

Nitrogen release from white clover (Trifolium repens L.) residue and ensuing plant–soil utilisation by arable rotations

A review of grass species yields and growth rates in Northland, New Zealand

Can we use APSIM’s embedded expert knowledge to ‘train’ a machine learning model to identify, at high resolution, land suitable to grow lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) using simplified climate data?

Applying Transdisciplinary Thinking to Pastoral Livelihoods and Environments

Exploring Clover‐Based Nurse Cropping for Birdsfoot Trefoil Establishment and Yield

An examination of the ability of plantain ( Plantago lanceolata L.) to mitigate nitrogen leaching from pasture systems

Response to comments on ‘An examination of the ability of plantain ( Plantago lanceolata L.) to mitigate N leaching from pasture systems’

Climate change adaptations on sheep and beef farms: A case study investigation

Lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) yields were unaffected by phosphorus fertility level under grazing in a dryland farmlet experiment

On-farm prediction of red clover yields

Sheep liveweight and dry matter production from Year 3 of the Regenerative Agriculture Dryland Experiment

Spring growth of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) after different winter grazing regimes

Effects of elevated atmospheric CO₂ concentration on growth, grain yield and grain macronutrient concentrations of wheat under different K supply

Animal performance over 16 years after implementing a lucerne grazing system on Bog Roy Station - a case study

Assessing land suitability and spatial variability in lucerne yields across New Zealand

Quantifying biomass and whole crop macro-nutrient accumulation for six hard spring wheat genotypes grown under different nitrogen rates at ambient and elevated carbon-dioxide levels

Pastoral agriculture, a significant driver of New Zealand’s economy, based on an introduced grassland ecology and technological advances

Total annual and seasonal DM production of improved and unimproved resident pastures at three farms in Canterbury

Quantifying morpho-physiological traits that describe canopy and biomass formation and partitioning processes for spring wheat genotypes grown under contrasting nitrogen supply

A review of pasture yields and growth rates in Northland

Are the devitalisation requirements for imported cut flowers and foliage fit for purpose?

A review of legume research and extension in New Zealand (1990–2022)

Quantifying nutrient harvest indices and uptake patterns for six hard spring wheat genotypes grown under contrasting nitrogen supply

Simplified methods for on-farm prediction of yield potential of grazed lucerne crops in New Zealand

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Enli Wang

Rogerio Cichota

James Hunt

Tim Clough

Carmen Teixeira

Mariana Andreucci

Paul Johnston

Richard Macknight

Jennifer W. MacAdam

John McCallum

Stephen L. Goldson

Abha Sood

Xiaomeng Lucock

Meeghan Pither-Joyce

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