Volume 38, 1976, Nelson

Articles

• THE NUTRITIVE VALUE OF LEGUMES

  M.J. Ulyatt, J.A. Lancashire, W.T. Jones

  107-118

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• LEGUMES IN HIGH-COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT

  A.H. Nordmeyer, M.R. Davis

  119-125

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• AN EVALUATION OF VARIOUS LEGUMES AT HIGH ALTITUDE

  D.J. Musgrave

  126-132

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• COMPARISON OF HUIA WHITE CLOVER AND MAKU LOTUS OVERSOWN SEPARATELY OR AS A MIXTURE

  W.L. Lowther

  133-139

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• MOUTERE HILL COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT : A REVIEW

  R. Martin

  14-19

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• AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL GRASS AND LEGUME CULTIVARS UNDER DRYLAND AND IRRIGATION IN NORTH OTAGO

  G.W. Sheath, W.S. Galletly, P. Greenwood

  140-150

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• THE PHOSPHATE NUTRITION OF WHITE CLOVER

  R.S. Scott

  151-159

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• EFFECTS OF TTME OF SOWING ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF OVERSOWN LEGUMES

  D.J. Muscrave

  160-166

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• THE RHIZOBIUM COMPONENT OF THE NITROGEN-FIXING SYMBIOSIS

  R.M. Greenwood, C.E. Pankhurst

  167-174

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• FACTORS AFFECTING THE RESPONSE OF CLOVER ESTABLISHMENT TO INOCULATION AND PELLETING

  W.L. Lowther

  175-181

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• SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE SURVIVAL OF RHIZOBIUM TRIFOLII ON WHITE CLOVER

  C.N. Hale

  182-186

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• FARM DEVELOPMENT FROM REVENUE

  P.H. Jordan

  187-191

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• AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF PAKIHI SOILS ON THE WEST COAST

  D.B. Wright, J.D. Morton

  19-30

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• DESCRIPTIVE NOTES OF SOUTHERN HAWKE'S BAY AND NORTHERN WAIRARAPA

  J.A.H. Inglis

  193-199

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• THE WORK OF THE HILL FARMING RESEARCH ORGANISATION, SCOTLAND

  P. Newbould

  200-203

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• ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HERBAGE DISSECTION ANALYSES 1. A survey of errors in subsampling plots in the field

  C.C. Boswell, C.B. Dyson, I.M. Ritchie, J.M. Hayman

  204-212

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• ERRORS ASSOCIATED WITH HERBAGE DISSECTION ANALYSES 2. Problems of species identification

  I.M. Ritchie, C.C. Boswell, A.M. Badland

  213-225

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• REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS IN PASTURE ANALYSIS

  G.Ross Cochrane

  226-245

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• SOME ASPECTS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF 'GRASSLANDS PAWERA' RED CLOVER IN SOUTHLAND

  R.J.M. Hay, R.W. Kelly, D.L. Ryan

  246-252

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• RED CLOVER: A NOTE

  L.B. Anderson

  253-255

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• ANALYSIS OF VARIATION IN A LOCAL POPULATION OF PERENNIAL RYEGRASS (LOLIUM PERENNE L.)

  F.R. Duder

  256-257

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• THE EFFECT OF TWO DIFFERENT GRAZING TREATMENTS ON SUBSEQUENT PASTURE RECOVERY

  S.J. Rome

  258-258

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• A COMPARISON OF PASTURE RECOVERY FOLLOWING DIFFERENT GRAZING INTENSITIES WITH AND WITHOUT NITROGEN APPLICATION

  D.B. Meads

  259-259

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• A STUDY OF THE POPULATION DENSITY, LONGEVITY AND GERMINATION OF BURIED SEED IN SELECTED SITES IN THE MANAWATU

  K.A. Raffar

  260-260

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• THE RELATIONSHIPS OF GROWTH AND FLOWERING TO NONSTRUCTURAL CARBOHYDRATE RESERVES IN. CHIONOCHLOA SPP.

  I.J. Payton

  261-262

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• THE ECOLOGY, TOXICITY AND CONTROL OF CORIARIA (TUTU) SPECIES IN THE SOUTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND

  L.D. Bascand

  263-264

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• PAKIHI DEVELOPMENT : FARMING EXPERIENCE IN GOLDEN BAY

  J.D. Mclellan, G.A. Fenwick

  31-37

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• SOME ASPECTS OF PASTURE DEVELOPMENT AND MANAZGEMENT IN NEW ZEALAND

  R.W. Brougham

  38-46

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• HILL COUNTRY GRAZlNG MANAGEMENT

  M.E. Smith, A.D. Dawson

  47-55

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• PASTORAL FARMING IN NELSON

  G.J. Batten, M.D. Laffan

  5-13

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• COMPARISONS OF CATTLE GRAZING AND SHEEP GRAZING

  C.C. Boswell

  56-65

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• EFFECTS OF SUNNY AND SHADY ASPECTS ON PASTURE YIELD, DIGESTIBILITY AND SHEEP PERFORMANCE IN CANTERBURY

  J.E. Radcliffe, S.R. Young, D.G. Clarke

  66-77

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• THE INFLUENCE OF ASPECT ON PASTURE ENVIRONMENT

  M.G. Lambert

  78-86

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• GRAZING MANAGEMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BROWNTOP PASTURES IN HILL COUNTRY : A PROGRAMME

  J.S. Bircham

  87-93

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• INTENSIVE DEER FARMING AND PASTURE

  Peter Elworthy, John Oliver

  94-106

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