Volume 35, 1973, Te Kuiti

Articles

• WHY BROWNTOP IS BENT ON CREEPING

  W. Harris

  101-109

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• LIVEWEIGHT GAINS BY SHEEP GRAZING BROWNTOP AND PERENNIAL RYEGRASS

  J.A. Lancashire, M.J. Ulyatt

  110-117

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• PRINCIPLES OF FEED BUDGETING

  G.A.G. Frengley

  118-126

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• PRECISION FEED BUDGETING IN PRACTICE

  O.F. Parker

  127-134

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• FEED BUDGETING : AN AID TO PROFITABLE MANAGEMENT

  M.A. Monteath

  135-141

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• FODDER CONSERVATION IN GRAZING SYSTEMS

  K.J. Hutchinson

  142-148

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• NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN BRITISH GRASSLAND FARMING

  I. Howie

  149-158

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• SOILS OF THE NORTHERN KING COUNTRY

  J.D. Mccraw

  15-21

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• SOME IMPRESSIONS OF NEW ZEALAND GRASSLAND FARMING

  I.B. Howie

  169-174

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• INTENSIVE TOWN MILK PRODUCTION

  T.R. Ellett

  175-181

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• DEVELOPMENT ON THE PUMICE IN THE TAUPO AREA

  R.A. Candy, L.M. Mcadam

  182-187

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• PASTORAL FARMING PRACTICE AND PHILOSOPHY 1974

  J.A.H. Inglis

  188-196

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• SOIL MOISTURE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PASTURE PRODUCTION IN THE WAIKATO

  J.A. Baars, J.D. Coulter

  197-203

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• A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT PASTURE ROTATIONS

  N.M. Tainton

  204-210

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• A COMPARISON OF RYEGRASS CULTIVARS IN SOUTH CANTERBURY 1. Perennial cultivars

  C.C. Mcleod

  211-218

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• A COMPARISON OF RYEGRASS CULTIVARS IN SOUTH CANTERBURY 2. Annual cultivars

  C.C. Mcleod

  219-223

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• FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS OF MAIROA ASH SOILS

  J. Karlovsky

  22-29

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• A REVIEW OF THE GRASS SPECIES INTRODUCTIONS INTO THE TUSSOCK GRASSLANDS OF THE SOUTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND

  J.A. Douglas

  224-239

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• PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS ON INTRODUCTIONS OF SPECIES OF THE GENUS POA L. IN NEW ZEALAND

  J.B. Fergusson

  240-248

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• YORKSHIRE FOG (HOLCUS LANATUS). ITS POTENTIAL AS A PASTURE SPECIES

  W.A. Jacques

  249-257

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• YORKSHIRE FOG SEED PRODUCTION 1. Effects of closing date, nitrogen application and harvest date on seed yield and its components

  M.J. Hill, R.J. Clements, B.R. Watkin

  258-264

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• HERBAGE RECOVERY OF 'MASSEY BASYN' YORKSHIRE FOG FOLLOWING A SEED HARVEST

  M.J. Hill, B.R. Watkin

  265-267

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• GENETIC SHIFTS IN A YORKSHIRE FOG POPULATION GRAZED BY SHEEP

  R.J. Clements, H.S. Easton

  268-277

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• DRY MATTER PRODUCTION OF 'MASSEY BASYN' YORKSHIRE FOG (HOLCUS LANATUS)

  B.R. Watkin, G.S. Robinson

  278-283

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• YORKSHIRE FOG IN MOUNTAIN REVEGETATION

  G.A. Dunbar

  284-287

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• EFFICIENCY OF UTILIZATION OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS BY YORKSHIRE FOG (HOLCUS LANATUS)

  R.S.Scott A. Hardacre

  288-302

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• FARMING FOR THE PRODUCTION OF STORE STOCK

  G. Reed

  30-36

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• THE EFFECT OF COATING AND PELLETING ON GERMINATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF SOME GRASSES (M.Agr.Sc. Thesis)

  R.J.M. Hay

  303-304

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• SIMULATED GRAZING OF LUCERNE (M.Agr.Sc. Thesis)

  W.M. Othman

  304-304

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• THE EFFECT OF GRAZING ON THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF WHITE CLOVER (TRIFOLIUM REPENS L.) (M. Agr. Sc. Thesis)

  W. Pascoe

  305-305

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• MYCORRHIZAS IN SOME NATIVE AND EXOTIC GRASSES (Ph.D. Thesis)

  J.R. Crush

  306-306

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• THE DISTRIBUTION OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IN A NUMBER OF PASTURE PLANTS (M.Sc.Hons. Thesis)

  G.S. Smith

  307-307

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• FINISHING OF BEEF AND LAMB

  L.R. Mcmillan

  37-43

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• POTENTIAL OF HILL COUNTRY FARMING IN THE KING COUNTRY

  P.G. Yeoman

  44-51

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• THE USE OF NITROGEN ON HILL COUNTRY

  R.R. Sherlock, M.B. O'Connor

  52-62

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• FARMING IN THE TE KUITI DISTRICT

  D.B. Wright

  6-14

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• FERTILIZER AND STOCKING RATES ON TWO KING COUNTRY SOILS

  M.B. O'Connor, P.J. Tonkin, T.E. Ludecke

  63-76

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• INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL FACTORS ON PASTURE GROWTH ON HILL COUNTRY

  A.G. Gillingham

  77-85

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• THE OCCURRENCE OF BROWNTOP, IN THE MANAWATU

  R.W. Brougham, D.A. Grant, V.C. Goodall

  86-94

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• BROWNTOP AND PASTURE NUTRITION

  R.H. Jackman, M.C.H. Mouat

  95-100

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