Volume 56, 1994, Hanmer Springs

Articles

• Inoculation for successful establishment of Caucasian clover

  Heather N. Patrick, W.L. Lowther, K.D. Trainor

  101-105

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• Development of GSO alsike clover for the South Island high country

  K.H. Widdup, D.L. Ryan

  107-111

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• Development of more productive and persistent lucerne by selection under frequent cutting

  R.G. Purves, R.B. Wynn-Williams

  113-116

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• Grasslands Advance tall fescue establishment and animal performance

  T.J. Fraser, T.B. Lyons

  117-119

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• Arrhenatherum elatius (L.) Beauv. - a review, and evaluation of tall oat grass for dryland and hawkweed-affected country in the South Island

  B.J. Wills, J.S.C. Begg

  121-126

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• The influence of patterns of flowering of some subterranean clover (Trifolium subterruneum L.) accessions and cultivars on total seed set and autumn germination in a cool temperate environment with sporadic summer rain

  M.L. Smetham, D.W. Jack, Sandy E.H. Hammond

  127-131

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• Sulphur and phosphorus in balanced pasture nutrition

  A.G. Sinclair, W.H. Risk, L.C. Smith, J.D. Morrison, K.G. Dodds

  13-16

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• An evaluation of tall fescue, phalaris and cocksfoot in mixes as an alternative to single-species pastures

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

  133-138

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• Role of re-seeding and seedling recruitment for sustainable Lotus corniculatus based pastures in dry hill and high country

  W.J. Fraser, S.C. Ogden, R.F. Woodman, W.L. Lowther

  139-142

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• More persistent legumes and grasses for oversown tussock country

  B.E. Allan, J.M. Keoghan

  143-147

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• Evaluation of dryland forage species for lowland Marlborough and 'Mid Canterbury

  R.M. Hunter, T.L. Knight, G. Hayes, B.E. Allan

  149-153

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• Relative sheep liveweight gain on perennial lupin, red clover and alsike

  D. Scott, L.A. Maunsell, L.M. Hunt

  155-157

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• Productivity and water use of an irrigated high country pasture

  R.J. Paton, P.B. Greenwood

  159-163

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• Pasture yield responses to irrigation in Canterbury

  S.D. Mcbride

  165-168

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• Direct control of Hieracium using fertiliser and trace element products

  N.W. Miller

  169-173

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• Fertiliser sulphur for North Canterbury pastures

  C.C. Boswell

  17-22

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• Improving brassica crop yields in areas cultivated out of hawkweed

  P.D. Mcgimpsey, R.G. Duffy, B.S. Mccutcheon

  175-178

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• Forage-pasture production in the first three years of an agroforestry experiment

  K.M. Pollock, R.J. Lucas, D.J. Mead, S.E. Thomson

  179-185

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• Influence of the stolonkoil surface interface and plant morphology on the survival of white clover during severe drought

  J.L. Brock, Moon Chul Kim

  187-191

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• Development of a high country winter-feed option using irrigated nitrogenfertilised tall fescue

  K.M. Pollock, D. Scott, J.S. Robertson

  193-196

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• Factors affecting accumulation of summer grass for winter standing feed in the high country

  K.M. Pollock, D. Scott, J.S. Robertson

  197-200

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• Crops for winter feed in an extreme high country environment

  L.A. Maunsell, D. Scott

  201-203

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• Early productivity of binary mixtures and single grass species

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

  205-208

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• Herbage production 47 years after severe wind erosion in the Hurunui River gorge

  T.L. Knight, D.C. Wethey, B.E. Allan

  209-211

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• Control of reproductive growth in Puna chicory by grazing management

  Guangdi Li, P.D. Kemp, J. Hodgson

  213-217

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• Extensification of upland pasture in Britain

  M. Fothergill, D.A. Davies, C.T. Morgan

  219-222

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• Risk management for tactical nitrogen fertiliser applications in pastoral farming

  W.J. Parker, C.K.G. Dake, L. Wright, R.W. Tillman

  223-227

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• Developing the Tara Hills farm in today's world: the risks and returns

  B.E. Allan, D.B. Foran

  229-232

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• Nitrogen use on Canterbury dryland pastures

  J.D. Morton, S.D. Mcbride

  23-26

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• Monitoring the effects of pastoral use on upland and high country soils in South Island, New Zealand

  P.D. Mcintosh, R.B. Allen, R. Patterson, B. Aubrey, P. Mcgimpsey

  233-237

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• Long-term experiments in the South Island high country: an example from Mt. Possession, Canterbury

  Kristin Svavarsdottir, J.G.H. White, J.G. Palmer

  239-242

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• Integrated pastoral management strategies for Hieracium control

  P.R. Espie

  243-247

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• Monitoring cobalt status - experiences in the central North Island

  M.F. Hawke, M.B. O'Connor, T.J.M. Johnston, J.E. Waller, B. Addison

  249-254

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• Ryegrass endophyte and sheep reproduction

  J.P.J. Eerens, K.B. Miller, J.G.H. White, H.S. Easton, R.J. Lucas

  255-258

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• Ryegrass endophyte, cow health and milksolids production for the 1993/94 season

  E.R. Thom, D.A. Clark, R.A. Prestidge, F.H. Clarkson, C.D. Waugh

  259-264

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• Endophytes and heat tolerance in lambs grazing perennial ryegrass

  L.R. Fletcher, L.J. Markham, S.R. White

  265-270

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• Effects of high rates of nitrogen fertiliser on dairy pastures and production

  S.L. Harris, J.W. Penn, A.M. Bryant

  27-31

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• Biological control of pastoral pests using Acremonium spp. endophytes

  R.A. Prestidge, A.J. Popay, O.J-P Ball

  33-38

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• Progress in the biological control of Argentine stem weevil and comment on its potential

  S.L. Goldson, G.M. Barker, B.I.P. Barratt, N.D. Barlow

  39-42

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• A review of recent research on the microbial control of Californian thistle and other pasture weeds using the fungus Sclerotinia sclerotiorum as a biological herbicide

  G.W. Bourdot, I.C. Harvey

  43-48

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• Screening white clover cultivars- for improved nutritive value - development of a method

  G.C. Waghorn, J.R. Caradus

  49-53

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• Effect of winter pasture residuals' and grazing- off on subsequefit milk production and pasture performance

  D.A. Clark, W. Carter, B. Walsh, F.H. Clarkson, C.D. Waugh

  55-59

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• Rate of removal of grass from mixed pastures by cattle, sheep and goat grazing

  K. Betteridge, R.H. Fletcher, Y. Liu', D.A. Costall, B.P. Devantier

  61-65

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• Management of finishing pastures to maximise carcass gain

  D.R. Stevens, J.D. Turner

  67-72

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• Building a solid foundation - sulphur, phosphorus and potassium requirements for the sedimentary soiIs of North Canterbury

  A.H.C. Roberts, T.H. Webb, J.D. Morton, M.B. O'Connor, D.C. Edmeades

  7-12

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• Establishing drought-tolerant pasture species on east coast downlands by direct drilling

  T.J. Fraser, D.C. Hewson

  73-76

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• Persistence of dryland pasture species in mixed swards in Canterbury

  T.J. Fraser

  77-79

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• Dryland pasture and animal evaluation of Grasslands Gala grazing brome

  B.L. Sutherland

  81-84

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• Improving hogget performance through efficient management of the spring surplus

  D.R. Stevens, J.D. Turner, S. Gowers, G. Baxter, S.D. Armstrong

  85-90

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• Effect of sowing method and fertiliser application on establishment and first season growth of Caucasian clover

  A.J.E. Moorhead, J.G.H. White, P. Jarvis, R.J. Lucas, J.R. Sedcole

  91-95

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• Nutrient storage in roots and rhizomes of hexaploid Caucasian clover

  D.E. Strachan, A.H. Nordmeyer, J.G.H. White

  97-99

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