Volume 54, 1992, Gore

Articles

• Response of Lotus corniculatus to inoculation and pelleting on a range of Otago tussock grassland environments

  Heather N. Patrick, W.L. Lqwther

  105-109

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• Risk considerations and Southland farmers

  S.F. Piitaway, D. Lnewman, G.A. Anderson, L.S. Saunders

  11-14

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• Seedling establishment characteristics of alternative legume species in tussock grassland environments

  W.L. Lowther, Heather N. Patrick

  111-114

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• Pasture species for drought-prone lower slopes in the South Island high country

  R.F. Woodman, J.M. Keoghan, B.E. Allan

  115-120

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• Forage shrubs for the South Island dry hill country: 2. salt/lime amendments have potential to improve the versatility of saltbush (Atriplex halimus L.)

  Bj Wills, J.S.C. Begg

  121-125

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• Potential for high country pasture improvement from planting of rhizome fragments of spreading legumes

  D. Scott, C.R. Mason

  127-129

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• Effect of sowing method, soil moisture and temperature on establishment from coated grass seed

  D. Scott, W.J. Archie, R.J.M. Hay

  131-133

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• Productivity and water use of five pasture grasses in Canterbury

  F.J.Parry B.A. Mckenzie, R.J. Lucas

  135-138

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• Contamination of white clover seed crops by buried seed

  J.G.H. White, G.R. Edwards, K. Nicholson

  139-141

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• Grasslands Kara cocksfoot: a productive cultivar under lax grazing

  D.R. Stevens, G.S. Baxter, A. Stbwart, M.J. Casey, K.B. Miller

  143-146

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• A comparison of six grasses for animal production

  D.R. Stevens, G.S. Baxter, M.J. Casey, K.B. Miller, R.J. Lucas

  147-150

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• Conversion of an eastern Southland sheep farm to factory supply dairy pasture: changes and implications for production

  Matt and Irene Kleyngeld

  15-17

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• Establishment of new pastures free of ryegrass contamination

  D.E. Hume, T.B. Lyons

  151-156

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• The ryegrass endophyte in a cool moist environment

  J.P.J.Eerens D.L. Ryan, K.B. Miller

  157-160

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• Forage potential of wild populations of perennial ryegrass collected from southern New Zealand farms

  K.H. Widdup, D.L. Ryan

  161-165

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• Phosphorus in herbage grasses - prospects of reducing fertiliser phosphate requirements

  J.R. Crush, W.F. Hunt

  167-170

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• Dairy crossbreeding alternatives to improve New Zealand beef production

  S.T.Morris W.J.Parker R.W. Purchas, S.N. Mccutcheon

  19-22

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• Deer production from ryegrass- and tall fescue-based pastures

  D.R. Stevens, K. Drew, F. Laas, J.D. Turner

  23-26

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• Integrated bull beef with sheep in eastern Southland

  Ashley Mccraw

  27-29

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• A perspective on our industry - Waitangi Fellowship Report

  Robin Campbell

  3-5

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• Prevention of trace element deficiencies in grazing ruminants: an evaluation of methods

  N.D. Grace

  31-34

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• Summary of eleven long-term field trials with 'Longlife' phosphatic fertiliser

  S.F. Ledgard, B.S. Thorrold, A.G. Sinclair, S.S.S. Rajan, D.C. Edmeades

  35-40

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• Agronomic performance of RPR fertiIiser in a grazed pasture

  S.D. Mcbride

  41-44

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• Nutrient reserves in Southland soils

  C.C. Boswell, W.H. Risk, R.P. Littleiohn, B. Swanney, G.M. Gray, L.C. Smith

  45-48

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• Effects of frequency of maintenance phosphate fertiliser application on dry matter production from permanent pastures

  W.H. Risk, L.C. Smith, A.G. Sinclair, P.D. Johnstone, P.W. Shannop, M.B. O'Connor, L. Nguyen

  55-58

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• Fertiliser requirements of luceme cut for hay in northern Southland

  W.H. Risk, L.C. Smith

  59-63

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• Utilisation of inorganic and organic soil phosphorus in a hill country soil

  K.W. Perrott

  65-69

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• Farmers' needs for management, research and extension, and policy - findings of a farmers' workshop and their implications

  A.F. Mcrae

  7-10

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• An analysis of the physical condition of two intensively grazed Southland soils

  P.R. Greenwood, R.M. Mcnamara

  71-75

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• Managing soil acidity: old solutions can cause new problems

  R.A. Carran

  77-80

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• Resource Management Act 1991: Its impact upon the rural scene

  E. New

  81-84

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• Management of poor quality pastures for maximum animal performance during summer

  J.D. Morton

  85-89

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• High quality pasture feed for southern New Zealand - a consequence of cultivar choice and their subsequent management

  J.D. Turner

  91-94

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• A focus on the future of intensive sheep farming

  Murray Rohloff

  95-97

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• The range of pasture species in New Zealand and their use in different environments

  J.F.L. Charltgn, B. R. Belgrave

  99-104

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