Volume 51, 1990, Wanganui

Articles

• The long-term effectiveness of reactive phosphate rock as a phosphate fertiliser for New Zealand pastures

  A.G. Sinclair, C.B. Dyson, P.W. Shannon

  101-104

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• Grass grub tolerant pastures and fertiliser nitrogen as an alternative to white clover in pasture subject to grass grub attack

  D.A. Mccallum, N.A. Thomson, A.H.C. Roberts

  105-107

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• Pasture management and pasture species for improved dry matter production in south Taranaki

  T.G. Judd, N.A. Thomson, D.A. Mccallum

  109-112

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• Long term effects of withholding phosphate application on North Island hill country: Whatawhata Research Centre

  A. G.Gillingham S. Richardson, I.L. Power, J. Riley

  11-16

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• Effects of summer grazing and fertiliser on the clover content of hill country swards in the Gisborne region

  C.J. Korte, S.J. Quilter

  113-117

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• Tiller population and tissue turnover in a perennial ryegrass pasture under hard and lax spring and summer grazing

  J.X. Xia, J. Hodgson, C. Matthew, A.C.P. Chu

  119-121

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• Can we reverse the process of deterioration in a run down prairie grass pasture?

  M.B. Dodd, A.C.P. Chu, P.N.P. Matthews

  123-126

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• Response of Matua prairie grass and Ellett perennial ryegrass to excess soil moisture in sand, silt and clay soils

  W.J. Eccles, C. Matthew, A.C.P. Chu

  127-130

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• Effect of superphosphate, lime, and cocksfoot on summer dry hill country pasture production

  A.D. Mackay, R.W. Tillmanz, W.J. Parker, D.J. Barker

  131-134

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• Effect of intensity and frequency of defoliation on growth of ryegrass, tall fescue and phalaris

  J.J. Kerrisk, N.A. Thomson

  135-138

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• Pasture cultivars in ecological perspective

  B.D. Campbell

  139-142

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• The breeding of 'Grasslands Muster' browntop and other low-fertility grasses for moist hill country

  W. Rumball, R.B. Claydon

  143-146

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• Some factors limiting the success of Lotus corniculatus in hill and high country

  H.M. Chapman, W.L. Lowthe, K.D. Trainor

  147-150

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• Performance of new pasture cultivars in a hill country finishing system

  R.W. Webby, G.W. Sheath, C.J. Boom

  151-156

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• An on-farm evaluation of white and subterranean clovers in North Island hill country

  M.J. Macfarlane, A.W. Mcgowan, G.W. Sheath, C.J. Korte

  157-161

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• Shoot growth and herbage element concentrations of 'Grasslands Puna' chicory (Cichorium intybus L.) under varying soil pH

  J.R. Crush, J.P.M. Evans

  163-166

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• Response of Yatsyn ryegrass, Matua prairie grass and Wana cocksfoot to phosphorus and potassium

  T.J. Clough

  167-170

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• Effects of withholding fertiliser on pasture production and phosphate cycling in hill country

  J.S. Rowarth, A.G. Gillingham

  17-20

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• Condensed tannins and the nutritive value of herbage

  G.C. Waghorn, W.T. Jones, I.D. Shelton, W.C. Mcnabb

  171-176

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• Merinos - a profitable diversification option for most North island hill country

  D.F. Wright, A.P. Rhodes, G.J. Hamilton

  177-180

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• Finishing lambs in hill country

  G.W. Sheath, R.W. Webby, W.J. Pengelly, C.J. Boom

  181-186

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• Diet selection by young deer grazing mixed ryegrass/white clover pastures

  Armeke Bootsma, Abu M. Ataja, J. Hodgson

  187-190

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• A photographic technique for assessing the pasture species performance of grazing animals

  W.F. Hunt, J.M. Hay

  191-195

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• Long term effects of withholding phosphate application on North Island hill country: Te Kuiti

  M.B. O'Connor, C.E. Smart, S.F. Ledgard

  21-24

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• Long term effects of withholding phosphate application on North Island hill country: Ballantrae

  M.G. Lambert, D.A. Clark, A.D. Mackay

  25-28

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• Long term effects of withholding phosphate application on North Island hill country: Economics

  D.A. Clark, S.F. Ledgard, M.G. Lambert, M.B. O'Connor, A.G. Gillingham

  29-33

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• What is happening to the natural landscape of Aotearoa?

  Colin D. Meurk, Rowan P. Buxton

  35-38

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• The enhanced greenhouse effect and its impact on rural New Zealand

  Richard G. Heerdegen

  39-42

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• Climatic change effects on seasonal patterns of pasture production in New Zealand

  J.A. Baars, J.E. Radcliffe, M.D. Rollo

  43-46

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• Effects of climate warming on the distribution of C4 grasses in New Zealand

  T.R.O. Field, M.B. Forde

  47-50

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• An investigation of farm restructuring and sustainable land use - Tutira region, northern Hawke's Bay

  I.C. Brown, R.D. Black, J.M. King

  51-54

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• Agroforestry - an opportunity overlooked?

  M.F. Hawke, J.P. Maclaren

  55-58

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• Farming with trees on sand country

  Denis Hocking

  59-60

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• Hill country goat farming in perspective

  G.J. Batten

  61-64

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• Ragwort control with herbicides and fertilisers: first year's results

  A. Rahman, A. Thompson, K.S. Nicholson

  65-68

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• Tree species for sheltering hill pasture: some establishment results from a North Canterbury site

  J.W. Sturrock

  69-74

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• A rational approach to feed planning on farms

  J.A. Baars

  75-78

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• Effects of establishment method, seeding rate and soil fertility on the growth and persistence of a prairie grass pasture in the Waikato

  E.R. Thorn, M.J. Taylor, D.D. Wildermoth

  79-83

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• Specialist winter milk production from pasture at No. 1 dairy farm, Massey University

  G.A. Lynch

  85-88

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• Evaluation of nitrogen fertiliser in a beef production system

  S.T. Morris, A.F. Mcfrae

  89-92

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• Adjustment strategies used by hill country farmers

  J.R. Nicholls, D.I. Gray, A. Wright, P.A.G. Fraser

  93-96

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• Comparison of phosphate fertilisers in a grazed hill country pasture

  A.D. Mackay

  97-100

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