Volume 13, 1951, New Plymouth

Articles

• PROBLEMS OF HILL COUNTRY IMPROVEMENT

  H.V.S. Larsen

  101-106

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• PR0BLEMS OF HILL COUNTRY IMPROVEMENT

  F.J.S. Holden

  107-118

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• RESULTS OF RECENT EXPERIMENTS ON SURFACE SOWING

  F.E.T. Suckling

  119-127

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• GREATER PRODUCTION IN RELATION TO HILL-COUNTRY, FARMING

  E.A. Madden

  128-132

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• FORAGE CROPIS: THEIR PLACE IN GRASSLAND FARMING

  R.H. Bevin

  133-138

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• DRAINAGE AS A FACTOR IN INCREASING PRODUCTION

  A.W. Hudson

  139-148

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• SOME ASPECTS OF PASTURE ESTABLISHMENT ON WAIKATO PEATS

  I.L. Elliott, F.B. Thompson, J. Adam

  149-157

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• EARTHWORMS AND SOIL FERTILITY

  R.L. Nielson

  158-167

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• EARTHWORMS AND THE FERTILITY OF PASTURE

  R.A.S. Waters

  168-175

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• PHOSPHORUS STATUS OF SOME PUMICE SOILS

  R.H. Jackman

  176-183

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• METHODS OF MEASURING GRASSLAND PRODUCTION

  P.B. Lynch

  184-193

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• AN INTRODUCTION TO TARANAKI

  A.C. Burgess

  33-45

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• SOIL FERTILITY PROBLEMS OF TARANAKI

  A.C. Burgess, E.B. Davies

  46-56

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• ADVANCEMENTS IN GRASSLAND FARMING IN TARANAKI

  C.J. Hamblyn

  57-65

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• POTENTIALITIES OF INTENSIVE GRASSLAND FARMING

  P.D. Sears

  66-76

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• THE EFFECT OF BREAK FEEDING OF PASTURES

  A.V. Allo

  77-85

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• THE DAY AND NIGHT GRAZING SYSTEM

  V.C. Goodall

  86-94

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• INCREASED PRODUCTION ON DAIRY FARMS

  P.W. Smallfield

  95-97

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• HIGHER PRODUCTION FROM 0UR DAIRY FARMS

  W.C. Hunger

  98-100

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