Volume 55, 1993, Masterton

Articles

• Pasture legume establishment from oversowing in drought-prone hill country

  M.H. Awan, P.D. Kemp, M.A. Choudhary, D.J. Barker

  101-104

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• Methods of establishing tall fescue and ryegrass in a dryland environment

  D.E. Hume, T.B. Lyons

  105-111

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• Background to the successful operation of the Wairarapa Farm Improvement Club, the system and benefits from the physical and financial database

  D. Baker

  11-15

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• Establishment and management of Grasslands Puna chicory used as a specialist, high quality forage herb

  S.C. Moloney, G.D. Milne

  113-118

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• Selection, management and use of cocksfoot cultivars in North Island pastoral farming

  S.C. Moloney

  119-125

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• Grasslands Kahu timothy: quality pasture for animal performance

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

  127-132

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• Spring grazing management and tiller dynamics in a ryegrass/white clover pasture

  A. Hernandez-Garay, J. Hodgson, C. Matthew

  133-136

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• Grazing preference for pasture species by sheep is affected by endophyte and nitrogen fertility

  G.R. Edwards, R.J. Lucas, M.R. Johnson

  137-141

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• Pasture renovation after winter pugging damage

  R.J. Johnson, D.A. Mccallum, N.A. Thomson

  143-146

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• White clover plant morphology in Waikato dairy pastures

  S.L. Harris

  147-150

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• Breeding tall fescue for establishment vigour

  H.S. Easton, C.G. Pennell

  151-154

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• Variation in cattle liveweights at marketing

  R.W. Webby, A.B. Pleasants, L.A. Greaves

  155-159

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• Strategic planning: how one successful farmer organises and plans his farming business

  D.A. Neal

  161-163

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• Profitability through matching feed supply to animal requirement

  N. Mclaren

  165-168

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• Producing heavy weight lambs for export

  Gwyn Williamson

  169-170

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• Farmer First Research: A review of phase one results in relation to farmers' willingness and ability to change

  J.I. Reid, A.F. Mcrae, R. Brazendale

  17-21

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• Sustainable management of hill land

  A.D. Mackay, M.E. Wedderburn, M.G. Lambert

  171-176

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• Revegetation of erosion scars in Wairarapa hill country

  M.G. Lambert, N.A. Trustrum, D.A. Costall, A.G. Foote

  177-181

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• The place of forestry in agriculture

  Andrew Pottinger

  183-186

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• Low cost revegetation of slips near Gisborne

  S.J. Quilter, C.J. Korte, D.R. Smith

  187-191

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• Production and interaction of pastures and shelterbelts in the central North Island

  M.F. Hawke, J.D. Tombleson

  193-197

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• Bovine tuberculosis - the New Zealand problem

  G.W. de Lisle

  199-199

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• Effect of four grass species on lamb parasitism and growth

  J.H. Niezen, W.A.G. Charleston, J. Hodgson, T.S. Waghorn

  203-206

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• Use of the Stockpol computer decision-support program in commercial consultancy

  D.G. Mccall, P.M. Tither

  207-208

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• Computer spreadsheets for predicting feed requirements and feed budgeting

  I.M. Brookes, S.T. Morris, W.J. Parker

  209-210

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• Farmtracker: an integrated approach to physical farm management

  B.M. Butler

  211-213

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• The role of computer software in budgeting and goal setting of farmer clients

  D.D. Howden, R.I. Campbell, B.M. Eccles

  215-216

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• Application of a computer dairy model on-farm

  C.A. Lewis, B. Garrity

  217-217

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• MRDC Monitor Farms - using information

  A.P. Rhodes, M.D. Aspin

  23-26

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• Riverside Farm - A Wairarapa teaching, research and extension resource

  W.J. Parker, A. Macdonald, V. Blanchard, R.J. Townsley

  27-31

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• On-farm establishment of drought-tolerant pastures on the east coast of the North Island

  D.R. Smith, M.W.A. Slay, M.H. Gray, G.D. Milne

  33-38

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• Demonstration of dryland species on 90 east coast North Island farms

  G.D. Milne, S.C. Moloney, D.R. Smith

  39-44

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• Economics of drought-tolerant pastures for cattle finishing on Hawkes Bay and Wairarapa hill country farms

  C.J. Korte, A.P. Rhodes

  45-49

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• Managing for risk on summer dry coastal hill country

  D. Kinnell

  51-52

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• Nitrogen use and farm performance on Wairarapa sheep and beef farms

  J.D. Morton, C.J. Korte, D.R. Smith, B.D. Watt, R.G. Smith

  53-57

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• The long-term use of nitrogen fertiliser in intensive hill country farming

  D. Daniell

  59-61

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• Response of southern North Island hill pasture to nitrogen, molybdenum and lime

  Zhou Jiayou, I. Valentine, J. Hodgson

  63-66

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• Response to re-application of phosphate fertilisers on hill pasture where fertiliser had been withheld for seven years

  S.F. Ledgard, G.J. Brier

  67-71

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• Technology transfer: systems used by a Wairarapa farm consultancy firm

  C. Garland

  7-9

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• Improving the balance of sheep and beef cattle livestock systems

  R.W. Webby

  73-76

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• Production gains from genetic improvement, hybrid vigour, fertiliser and feeding management on a Wairarapa sheep and beef farm

  J. Mcfadzean

  77-79

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• Comparing the seasonal productivity of cocksfoot and resident pastures on hill country farms using a system model

  D.J. Barker, J.A. Baars

  81-85

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• Plan conservatively when setting forward contracts for beef production from pasture

  D.G. Mccall, A.B. Pleasants, P.R. Marshall

  87-91

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• The use of indicator paddocks to improve the quality of information for grazing management

  M.B. de Freitas, E.M. Hurley, W.J. Parker

  93-96

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• Enhanced drought tolerance in white clover

  J. van den Bosch, I.K. Black, G.R. Cousins, D.R. Woodfield

  97-100

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