Articles

• OUR CHANGING ATTITUDE TOWARDS GRASS

  P.T. Thomas

  14-22

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• SOILS OF WANGANUI DISTRICT

  J. D. Cowie I.B. C. Ampbell

  23-32

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• FARMING IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT

  A.A. Duncan

  33-37

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• RAPID PRODUCTION INCREASES POSSIBLE ON WANGANUI HILLS

  J.N. Tripe

  38-45

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• STOCK AND PASTURE MANAGEMENT ON HILL COUNTRY

  J.A.H. Inglis

  46-55

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• STABILIZING STEEPLANDS

  J. T. Hogg

  56-63

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• THE ECONOMICS OF HILL COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT

  J.S. Holden

  64-74

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• CROPS AND PASTURE IN THE RANGITIKEI DISTRICT

  A.K. Booth

  75-83

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• Cereals and Brassicas can complement North Island Pasture Production

  H.C. Smith

  84-91

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• FARMING AND PASTURE IMPROVEMENT ON SAND COUNTRY

  J.A. Graham, J.M. Hopkins

  92-101

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• OF WHAT SIGNIFICANCE IS THE PRESENCE OF POA TRIVIALIS IN RYEGRASS PASTURES?

  E.W. Vartha

  102-111

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• PASTURE GROWTH AT MODERATE STOCKING RATES

  D.B. Edmond

  112-122

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• STUDIES ON LEACHING LOSSES OF SULPHUR FROM PUMICE SOILS, YELLOW BROWN LOAMS AND SANDS

  D.E. Hogg

  123-128

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• FURTHER ASPECTS OF SULPHUR NUTRITION OF LEGUMES

  T.E. Ludecke

  129-138

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