Volume 53, 1991, Whakatane

Articles

• Evaluation of elite white clover germplasm under rotational cattle and sheep grazing

  J.R. Caradus

  105-110

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• The pasture ryegrass plant, what is it?

  J.L. Brock, V.J. Thomas

  111-116

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• Financial evaluation of hill country pasture improvement

  T.G. Parminter

  117-121

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• Nitrogen fertiliser use in early lambing systems

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

  123-128

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• Effect of grazing management on minimising effects of parasitic nematodes on lamb production

  N.A. Thomson, M.T. Power

  129-134

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• Group monitoring, a basis for decision making and technology transfer on sheep and beef farms

  R.W. Webby, G.W. Sheath

  13-16

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• Introduction of chicory to a Bay of Plenty sheep farm

  Robert Ljnton, Kevjn Mckinley, Mark Linton

  135-136

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• Stockpol: A decision support model for livestock farms

  P.R. Marshall, D.G. Mccall, K.L. Johns

  137-140

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• The beef breeding herd: options for using winter feed most productively

  W.H. Mcmillan, D.G. Mccall

  141-144

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• The role of beef breeding cows in strategic management of feed supply under pasture variability

  A.B. Pleasants, R.A. Barton, P.J. Batley

  145-149

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• Maori land utilisation

  Alistair M. Hall

  151-154

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• Utilisation of wastes as fertilisers with particular emphasis on the Bay of Plenty region

  M.B. O'Connor, A.H.C. Roberts, R.D. Longhurst, M.F. Hawke

  155-159

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• An evaluation of agroforestry on a Bay of Plenty hill country farm

  R.L. Knowles, G.M. Brann, G.J. Brann

  161-168

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• The productivity of Maku Lotus as a forest understorey

  G.G. West, M.G. Dean, N.S. Percival

  169-173

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• Analysis of 10 years' production data within a discussion group. What factors are limiting production?

  Andre Hickson

  17-19

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• Soil nutrient status of the Bay of Plenty region and the implications to pasture productivity and fertiliser requirements

  S.F. Ledgard, T.J.M. Johnston, D.C. Edmeades, D.M. Wheeler

  175-179

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• Comparing the agronomic performance of soluble and slow release phosphate fertilisers: the experimental basis for RPR recommendations

  D.C. Edmeades, J.H. Watkinson, K.W. Perrott, A.G. Sinclair, S.F. Ledcard, S.S.S. Rajan, M.W. Brown, A.H. Roberts, B.T. Thorrold, M.B.O'Connor M.J.S. Floate, W.H. Risk, J. Morton

  181-190

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• Fertiliser history is a useful predictor of soil fertility status

  D.G. Mccall, B.S. Thorrold

  191-196

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• Effects of reactive phosphate rock and superphosphate on sheep and pasture production in hill country

  S.F. Ledgard, K.R. Jones

  197-202

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• Dynamics of mineral nitrogen in topsoil, during regrowth of pasture in two contrasting grassland systems

  B.E. Ruz-Jerez, P.Roger Ball, R.E. White

  203-208

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• Pastoral fallow for improving low fertility hill country pastures

  A.D. Mackay, P.J. Budding, D.J. Ross, K.R. Tatez, V.A. Orchard, P.B.S. Hart, H.A. Kettles

  209-213

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• Priorities for development on a wet coastal Bay of Plenty conversion property

  P. Livingstgn, R. Kyle

  21-24

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• Evaluation of several lolitrem-free endophyte/perennial ryegrass combinations

  L.R. Fletcher, A.J. Popay, B.A. Tapper

  215-219

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• Breeding for resistance to facial eczema in dairy cattle

  C.A. Morris, N.R. Towers, H.J. Tempero

  221-224

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• Comparison of a herbal ley with a ryegrass-white clover pasture and pure ryegrass sward receiving fertiliser nitrogen

  B.E. Ruz-Jerez, P.Roger Ball, R.E. White, P.E.H. Gregg

  225-230

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• Towards more sustainable biological hill country sheep and beef farming

  A.D. Mackay, D.I. Gray, I.M. Brookes, R.A. Barker, J.E. Blakeley

  231-234

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• Towards sustainable controls of pasture pests: Progress on control of Argentine stem weevil (Listronotus bonariensis (Kuschel))

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

  25-31

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• Renovating paspalum pastures by direct drilling ryegrass - is it worthwhile?

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

  33-36

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• Some basic concepts of pasture seed mixtures for New Zealand farms

  J.F.L. Charlton

  37-40

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• Performance of tall fescue, cocksfoot and phalaris based pastures compared with perennial ryegrass, in on-farm trials

  S.C. Moloney

  41-46

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• Comparison of pasture establishment from a conventional disc drill and a prototype strip seeder drill

  W.L. Lowther, W.J. Fraser, R.F. Horrell, P.D. Johnstone

  47-50

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• Low cost overdrilling technology for pasture establishment

  R.F. Horrell, W.L. Lowther, J.M. Keoghan

  51-54

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• Evaluation of dryland species and new ryegrass cultivars to increase pasture productivity in coastal Taranaki

  R.J. Hainsworth, N.A. Thomson, D.A. Mccallum, T.G. Judd

  55-58

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• Heritable differences in white clover for response to phosphorus: new prospects for low input pastoral systems

  J.R. Caradus', A.D. Mackay', S. Wewala, J.Dunlop' A.L. Hart', M.G. Lambert', J. van den Bosch', M.J.M. Hay'

  59-66

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• Seasonal patterns of pasture production in the Bay of Plenty and Waikato

  J.A. Baars, G.J. Goold, M.F. Hawke, P.J. Kilgarriff, M.D. Rolm

  67-72

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• Early summer pasture control: what suits the plant?

  C. Matthew, A.C.P. Chu, J. Hodgson, A.D. Mackay

  73-77

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• Experiences with deferred grazing at the Taranaki Agricultural Research Station

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

  79-83

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• Maximising dairy production by using nitrogen fertiliser and calving early

  N.A. Thomson, A.H.C. Roberts, T.G. Judd, J.S. Clough

  85-90

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• Setting and monitoring targets improves dairy farm performance

  Mark Macintosh

  9-12

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• Resident ryegrass in hill country pastures

  M.E. Wedderfsurn, W.J. Pengelly

  91-95

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• Natural reseeding of five grass species in summer dry hill country

  D.E. Hume, D.J. Barker

  97-104

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