Volume 21, 1959, Gisborne

Articles

• RESULTS OF CLIMATE STUDIES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR SEASONAL PRODUCTIVITY OF PASTURES

  K.J. Mitchell

  108-114

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• PERSPECTIVES IN PASTURE PLANT BREEDING IN NEW ZEALAND

  P.C. Barclay

  115-121

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• TIIE EVALUATIQN OF THE RESIDUAL EFFECT OF PHOSPHATE ON PERMANENT PASTURES

  J. Karlovsky

  122-133

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• FIELD DAY

  A. Anon

  134-137

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• FARMING IN GLSBORNE AND EAST COAST DISTRICTS

  H. de O. Chamberlain

  20-29

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• CROPS FOR CANNING AND DEEP FREEZING

  L.R. Renouf

  30-35

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• THE MAORI AND MIS LAND

  V. Holst

  36-41

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• THE FARMING OF MAORI LANDS

  Charles Goldsmith

  42-47

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• SOIL CONSERVATION IN THE GISBORNE-EAST COAST DISTRICT

  A.D. Todd

  48-57

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• EVALUATION OF ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF AERIAL TOPDRESSING

  C.P. Tebb

  58-67

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• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FEED AND QUANTITY AND KIND OF WOOL PRODUCED

  A.E. Henderson

  68-79

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• PASTURE IMPROVEMENT WITH RELATIONSHIP TO ANIMAL DISEASE

  W.J. Hartley

  80-85

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• NUTRITION OF GRAZING SHEEP

  L.R. Wallace

  86-98

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• SOILS OF THE GISBORNE-EAST COAST DISTRICT AND THEIR PROBLEMS FOR PASTORAL USE

  H.S. Gibbs

  9-19

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• PASTURE PRODUCTION ESTIMATES BY MEASURES OTHER THAN CUTTING

  P.B. Lynch, N.S. Mountier

  99-107

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