Volume 03, 1934, Palmerston North

Articles

• SOME OBSERVATIONS ON STRAIN IN CLOVERS.

  L.W. German

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• SUMMARY OF SOME RED CLOVER INVESTIGATIONS IN CANTERBURY

  D.A. Campbell

  1-5

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• WINTER FORAGE CROPS

  A. Unknown

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• THE BIOTIC FACTOR IN MODIFICATION OF GRASSLAND

  E.Bruce Levy

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• SOME OBSERVATIONS ON STRAIN IN GRASSES

  S.H. Saxby

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• METABOLISM EXPERIMENTS - THEIR TECHNIQUE AND VALUE IN ASSESSING THE NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF PASTURE

  Dr M.C. Franklin

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• SOME OBSERVATIONS ON IRRIGATED PASTURES IN CANTERBURY

  A.H. Flay, M.H. Rogers

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• SUCCESSFUL GRAZING OF PASTURES IN SHEEP-GRAZING; THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TITIPUA BLOCK

  W.E. Hunt, A. Stuart

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• THE SOIL SURVEY OF THE WAIPA COUNTRY

  L.I. Grange, N.H. Taylor

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• CHEMICAL AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS AND THEIR RELATION TO GRASSLAND.

  J.A. Bruce

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• LUCERNE POLLINATION

  J.W. Hadfield

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• THE PASTORAL LANDS OF CAMTERBURY AND MARLBOROUGH AND THEIR MANAGEMENT.

  R. Mcgillivray

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• A POSSIBLE NEW MARKET FOR OUR CERTIFIED GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS IN SOUTH AMERICA

  G.G. Calder

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• NOTE ON THlE DETERMINATION OF MOISTURE IN PASTURE SAMPLES

  B. W. Doak

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• SELF-STERILITY, SELF-FERTILITY, INBREEDING--AND HETEROSIS: GENETICAL INTERPRETATION, AND APPLICATION IN PASTURE PLANT BREEDING

  O.H. Frankel

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• THE ECONOMIC USE OF PASTURES IN DAIRYING

  R.A. Candy

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• SOME OBSERVATIONS RELATIVE TO THE USE OF GRASSLAND BY PIGS

  R.P. Connell

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• THE ANIMAL AS A MEANS OF MEASURING THE NUTRITIVE VALUE OF PASTURES

  Dr I.J. Cunningham

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• COCKSFOOT BREEDING

  J.W. Calder

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• THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTIVATION IN PASTURE ESTABLISHMENT

  P.W. Smallfield

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• FIVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF NITROGEN ON PASTURES IN N.Z.

  G.H. Holford

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