Volume 34, 1972, Te Anau

Articles

• THE SEED SOURCE OF CERTAIN GRASSES IN RELATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE REVEGETATION

  I.M. Ritchie

  107-121

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• CLOVER RESPONSE TO INOCULATION AND PELLETING ON TE ANAU SOILS

  W.L. Lowther, I.R. Mcdonald

  122-128

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• NUTRIENT RESPONSES ON EXPOSED MOUNTAIN SUBSOILS

  G.A. Dunbar, S.N. Adams

  129-138

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• OVERSOWING GRASSES ON SUNNY AND SHADY FACES

  J.G.H. White, G. Meijer, R.H.M. Langer

  139-146

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• PROFESSOR JOHN WILLIAM CALDER

  I.D. Blair

  151-160

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• A COMPARISON OF 'GRASSLANDS PITAU' AND 'HUIA' WHITE CLOVERS IN OTAGO

  I.R. Mcdonald, N.A. Cullen

  161-168

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• THE GROWTH OF 'GRASSLANDS TAMA' WESTERWOLDS RYEGRASS ALONE: AND IN MIXTURE WITH CEREALS

  E.W. Vartha, S.J. Rae

  169-176

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• FARMING IN SOUTHLAND

  A.R. Rankin, J.G. Bruce

  17-23

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• HERBAGE PRODUCTION FROM OVERDRILLED PASTURE IN CANTERBURY

  E.W. Vartha

  177-184

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• PASTURE IMPROVEMENT AND POTENTIAL PRODUCTIVITY IN SOUTHERN NORTH ISLAND HILL COUNTRY

  D.A. Grant, P.J. Rumball, F.E.T. Suckling

  185-194

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• IMPROVING PASTURE BY WINTER MANAGEMENT

  B.W. Parker, B.H. Willis

  195-198

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• LAMB GROWTH ON "LONG" AND "SHORT" GRAZED PASTURES OF RYEGRASS OR TIMOTHY/COCKSFOOT

  K.H.C. Lewis, N.A. Cullen

  199-204

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• THE NEED FOR PRECISION FEED BUDGETING AS A FARMING TOOL

  O.F. Parker

  205-211

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• EFFECT OF DIFFERENT GRAZING SYSTEMS ON HILL COUNTRY PASTURE COMPOSITION

  J.E. Radcliffe

  212-224

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• THE PATTERN OF DEFOLIATION OF COCKSFOOT BY GRAZING SHEEP

  P.J. Mcivor, B.R. Watkin

  225-235

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• MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY IN LUCERNE

  M.R.J. Toxopeus, K.J. Mcnaught

  236-241

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• PASTURE ESTABLISHMENT BY SURFACE SOWING IN THE TE ANAU DISTRICT

  D.R. Marshall

  24-29

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• EFFECTS OF AUTUMN-APPLIED NITROGEN AND METHOD AND FREQUENCY OF DEFOLIATION ON A RYEGRASS/WHITE CLOVER SWARD

  R.S. Scott

  242-252

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• THE SURVIVAL ON SEED OF RHlZOBIUM MELILOTI FROM COMMERCIAL INOCULANTS

  J.N. Parle, J.A. Douglas, T.S. Bailie

  253-258

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• BEEF PRODUCTION ON THE GRASSLANDS OF THE CANTERBURY FOOTHILLS

  J.O. Acland

  259-262

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• THE MANAGEMENT OF LUCERNE IN A CANTERBURY LOW-RAINFALL SHEEP FARMING SYSTEM

  B.K. Cameron

  263-268

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• GRASSLAND FARMING AND PROGRESS ON NOKOMAI STATION

  F.L. Hore

  269-273

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• LAND USE PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS IN SOUTHLAND

  G.A. Mead

  30-36

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• A FARMING PICTURE : ALL-GRASS WINTERING IN SOUTHLAND

  D.T. Miller

  37-41

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• GRASS WINTERING AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN SOUTHLAND

  R.E. Halford

  42-48

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• WINTERING WITHOUT CROPS - THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED

  K.R. Brown, A.J. Harris

  49-56

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• INTENSIVE FARMING IN THE TE ANAU BASIN

  J.H. Paterson

  57-62

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• RESEARCH FINDINGS IN PASTURE ESTABLISHMENT ON TE ANAU SOILS

  N.A. Cullen

  63-70

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• TRACE ELEMENTS IN PASTURE AND THEIR EFFECTS ON ANIMAL HEALTH

  E.D. Andrews

  71-76

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• THE EFFECT OF TOPDRESSING AND LIMING ON UPTAKE OF MINERAL NUTRIENTS IN PASTURE

  K.J. Mcnaught

  77-83

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• INGESTED SOIL AND ANIMAL NUTRITION

  W.B. Healy

  84-90

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• WEEDS AND THE PASTURE COMMUNITY

  P.J. Rumball, D.A. Grant

  91-98

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• THE CONTROL OF WEEDS IN HIGH FERTILITY PASTURES

  F.C. Allen, F.A. Meeklah

  99-106

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