A GUIDE FOR USERS

The index is divided into four main sections: the bibliographic index, subject index, author index, and corporate author index. The bibliographic index is a numerical listing of documents, with each entry assigned a unique sequence number. This sequence number can be used to locate the corresponding entry in the other indexes. Each entry in the bibliographic index includes information such as the title of the document, the author, the corporate author, the date of publication, and the microfiche number. The subject index is an alphabetical listing of subjects, with each subject linked to the corresponding sequence number in the bibliographic index. This allows users to locate documents related to a specific subject. The subject index includes a wide range of topics, including animal nutrition, agricultural production, and pasture improvement. The author index is an alphabetical listing of authors, with each author linked to the corresponding sequence number in the bibliographic index. This allows users to locate documents written by a specific author. The author index includes a diverse range of authors, including researchers, scientists, and experts in various fields. The corporate author index is an alphabetical listing of corporate authors, with each corporate author linked to the corresponding sequence number in the bibliographic index. This allows users to locate documents published by a specific organization or institution. The corporate author index includes a wide range of organizations, including research stations, universities, and government agencies. The documentation system also provides information on how to access microfiche copies of documents. Users can request microfiche copies by indicating the sequence number shown at the left-hand corner of the reference. The documentation centre can be contacted for more information on microfiche delivery. The documents indexed in this system cover a wide range of topics related to agriculture, animal science, and research. The documents include technical reports, progress reports, meeting papers, and monographs. The documents are published by various organizations, including research stations, universities, and government agencies. The documentation system is a valuable resource for researchers, scientists, and experts in various fields. It provides a comprehensive and organized way to access and locate research documents and publications. The system is designed to facilitate research and provide easy access to information on various topics related to agriculture and animal science.