Volume 47, 1986, Whangarei

Articles

• STRATEGIES FOR ARGENTINE STEM WEEVIL CONTROL: EFFECTS OF DROUGHT AND ENDOPHYTE

  G.M. Barker, R.A. Prestidge, R.P. Pottinger

  107-114

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• GRASSLAND FARMING IN NORTHLAND

  J.D. Currie

  11-17

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• INSECT RESISTANCE, ANIMAL TOXICITY AND ENDOPHYTE-INFECTED GRASS

  D.L. Gaynor, D.D. Rowan

  115-120

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• FACIAL ECZEMA - PROBLEMS AND SUCCESSES IN CONTROL

  N.R. Towers

  121-127

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• FACIAL ECZEMA - A STRATEGIC APPROACH

  R.D. Thomson

  129-134

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• SUMMER DROUGHTS IN NORTHLAND - A POOR EXCUSE

  G.J. Ferrier

  135-139

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• SURVIVAL OF OVERDRILLED RYEGRASS IN DAIRY PASTURES CONTAINING PASPALUM

  E.R. Thom, G.W. Sheath, A.M. Bryant

  141-148

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• ALTERING THE GROWTH PATTERN OF KIKUYU PASTURES WITH TEMPERATE GRASSES

  K. Betteridge, D.A. Haynes

  149-153

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• PASTURE RENOVATION FOR INCREASED DAIRY PRODUCTION

  K. Chestnut

  155-157

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• PASTURE RENOVATION BY OVERDRILLING

  W.R. Ritchie

  159-163

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• TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON GERMINATION OF NEW ZEALAND HERBAGE GRASSES

  J.F.L.Charlton J.G. Hampton, D.J. Scott

  165-172

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• G18 WHITE CLOVER - A NEW CULTIVAR FOR LOWLAND PASTURES

  J. van den Bosch, J.A. Lancashire, B.M. Cooper, T.B. Lyons, W.M. Williams

  173-177

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• CASE STUDY INFORMATION REFLECTING FARMER USE OF PAWERA RED CLOVER IN NORTHERN NORTHLAND

  Gavin Ussher

  179-182

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• TALL FESCUE TOXICITY: AN INVESTIGATION OF IDIOPATHIC BOVINE HYPERTHERMIA (IBH) IN THE NORTH AUCKLAND PENINSULA.

  M.P. Kearns

  183-186

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• THE ELIMINATION AND REPLACEMENT OF WILD TALL FESCUE IN NORTHLAND DAIRY PASTURES

  C.B. Glassey, J.B. Reade

  187-190

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• DIMENSIONS AND MECHANISMS OF LAND USE CHANGE IN NORTHLAND

  Warren Moran

  19-26

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• AN OVERVIEW OF THE TALL FESCUE ENDOPHYTE PROBLEM IN THE U.S.A.

  J.P. Mueller

  191-196

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• THE MAF FERTILISER ADVISORY SERVICE

  I.S. Cornforth, A.G. Sinclair

  197-202

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• DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MOLYBDENUM DEFICIENCY IN PASTURES

  C.G. Sherrell, A.K. Metherell

  203-209

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• EFFECTS OF LATE-AUTUMN NITROGEN APPLICATION ON HILL COUNTRY PASTURES AND SHEEP PRODUCTION

  M.G. Lambert, D.A. Clark

  211-215

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• ALTERNATIVE PHOSPHATIC FERTILISERS. NORTHLAND FARMERS, WEIGH THE EVIDENCE

  C. During, G.E. Malden

  223-227

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• ALTERNATIVE P-FERTILISERS FOR NORTHLAND SOILS

  P.W. Shannon

  229-232

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• ALTERNATIVE SULPHUR FERTILISERS IN NEW ZEALAND

  Cc Boswell, B. Swanney

  233-242

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• METHODS FOR ESTIMATING PASTURE DRY MATTER ON DAIRY FARMS IN NORTHLAND

  G.J. Piggot

  243-247

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• THE USE OF PASTURE HEIGHT AS A PREDICTOR OF FEED LEVEL IN NORTH ISLAND HILL COUNTRY

  R.W. Webby, W.J. Pengelly

  249-253

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• THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF ANIMAL INTAKE, PRE-AND POST-GRAZING PASTURE MASS AND STOCKING DENSITY

  D.G. Mccall, R.J. Townsley, J.S. Bircham, G.W. Sheath

  255-261

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• THE IMPACT OF BLACK BEETLE AND BLACK FIELD CRICKET ON NORTHLAND PASTURES

  R.H. Blank

  263-266

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• A SURVEY OF ROOT KNOT AND CLOVER CYST NEMATODES IN DRY HILL COUNTRY

  C.F. Mercer, D.R. Woodfield

  267-271

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• ON-FARM FORESTRY DEVELOPMENT OPTIONS FOR NORTHLAND

  J.S. Clark

  27-32

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• SOME OBSERVATIONS OF PASTURE MANAGEMENT EFFECTS ON GRASS GRUB, PORINA AND EARTHWORM POPULATIONS

  J.L. Brock

  273-278

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• EARTHWORMS IN SOUTHERN NORTH ISLAND HILL PASTURES

  M.G. Lambert

  279-282

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• ENHANCEMENT OF SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE IN THE SOIL PROFILE BY EARTHWORMS

  M.C.H. Mouat, R.G. Keogh

  283-287

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• PLANNING TO MEET THE GROWING DEMANDS ON NORTHLANDS WATER RESOURCES

  D.L. Roke

  33-42

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• OVERSOWING WHITE CLOVER INTO CLEARED AND UNIMPROVED NORTH ISLAND HILL COUNTRY - THE ROLE OF MANAGEMENT, FERTILISER, INOCULATION, PELLETING AND RESIDENT RHIZOBIA.

  M.J. Macfarlane, P.M. Bonish

  43-51

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• PERFORMANCE OF SUBTERRANEAN AND WHITE CLOVER VARIETIES IN DRY HILL COUNTRY

  D.F. Chapman, G.W. Sheath, M.J. Macfarlane, P.J. Rumball, B.M.Cooper G. Crouchley, J.H. Hoglund, K.H. Widdup

  53-62

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• THE IMPORTANCE OF SUBDIVISION AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN IMPROVING HILL COUNTRY PRODUCTIVITY

  W.J. Parker, D.G. Mccall

  63-69

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• SUBDIVISION: BENEFITS AND COSTS

  J.D. Squire

  71-75

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• EWE PERFORMANCE AND LAMB LIVEWEIGHT GAINS COMPARED FOLLOWING AUTUMN AND SPRING LAMBING

  I.P.M. Mcqueen

  77-80

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• AUTUMN AND WINTER LAMBING STRATEGIES IN NORTHLAND

  W.G.K. Andrewes, A.O. Taylor

  81-87

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• A "DROUGHT PROOF" EWE

  D.D.H. Walpole

  89-91

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• FUNGAL DISTRIBUTION AND LIVESTOCK DEFOLIATION PATTERNS IN PASTURE ECOSYSTEMS, AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND CONTROL OF DIETARY-DEPENDENT DISORDERS

  R.G. Keogh

  93-98

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• LOLIUM ENDOPHYTE AND SHEEP PERFORMANCE ON PERENNIAL RYEGRASS CULTIVARS

  L.R. Fletcher

  99-105

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