Volume 58, 1996, Oamaru

Articles

• North Otago Sustainable Land Management Group: Assisting the North Otago community to move towards the goal of sustainable land use

  G. Ludemann, D.C. Hewson, R. Green

  101-105

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• Experiences with a white clover-based dairy system in the Netherlands

  R.L.M. Schils

  107-111

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• Enhancing pasture-based dairying with supplementary feeds

  W. Penno, A.M. Bryant, K.A. Macdonald, W.A. Carter

  113-118

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• Dairying - Waitaki's opportunity

  J. Davis

  119-122

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• Pasture response to fertiliser inputs under dairy grazing

  J.S. Rowarth, C.G. Pennell, T.J. Fraser, D.B. Baird

  123-127

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• Successful North Canterbury dairy conversion with quality pasture of nil endophyte ryegrass

  C.B. Sutton

  129-131

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• A case study: North Otago downlands - farming for profit

  T.J. Meikle, R.B. Green

  13-15

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• Issues and options in high country farming 1. Genesis of present situation

  K.F. O'Connor, D. Scott

  133-139

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• Issues and options in high country farming 2. Evaluating technical options

  D. Scott, W. Williams

  141-146

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• Trends in high country pastoral farming 3. Developing and directing emerging options

  D. Scott

  147-152

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• Issues and options in high country farming 4. Cycling nutrients for sustainable management

  K.F. O'Connor, A.H. Nordmeyer

  153-159

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• Developing a better understanding of Hieracium invasion in the New Zealand high country: a participatory approach

  O.J.H. Bosch, W.J. Allen, K.F. O'Connor, A.H. Ensor, A.J. Jopp, H. Cameron, B.E. Allan

  161-165

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• Timothy cultivars in a New Zealand high country environment

  L.A. Maunsell, D. Scott

  167-170

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• North Otago soils: physical properties and nutrient requirements for economic production

  J.D. Morton, A.H.C. Roberts, D.C. Edmeades, M.J. Manning

  17-21

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• Natural reseeding of caucasian clover (Trifolium ambiguum) in tussock grasslands

  H.N. Pryor, W.L. Lowther, K.D. Trainor

  171-175

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• Productivity of caucasian clover based pastures under irrigation

  R.A. Moss, R.N. Burton, B.E. Allan

  177-181

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• Caucasian clover as a pasture legume for dryland dairying in the coastal Bay of Plenty

  R.N. Watson, F.J. Neville, N.L. Bell, S.L. Harris

  183-188

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• Genetic variation for seed yield in Caucasian clover

  K.H. Widdup, T.L. Knight, L.M. Hunt

  189-194

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• 'Endura' caucasian clover: progress towards commercial seed production

  B.R. Guy

  195-197

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• Selenium supplementation alternatives for the South Island high country

  Ak Metherell, J.L. Owens, G.H. Moore, C.G. Mackintosh

  199-204

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• The role of fertiliser in the invasion of South Island high country by hawkweeds

  Warwick Harris, Jiangwen Fan

  205-210

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• Biological and biochemical quality of pastoral soils: spatial and temporal variability

  A. Ghani, U. Sarathchandra, K.W. Perrott, D.A. Wardle, P. Singleton, M. Dexter

  211-218

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• Nutrient budgets - a key indicator of soil sustainability

  M.B. O'Connor, I.K. Boddy, J.D. Morton, D.C. Edmeades

  219-222

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• The roles of legumes in achieving sustainable farming on Longslip Station, Omarama - past, present, and future

  R.G. Patterson

  223-227

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• Factors affecting white clover persistence in New Zealand pastures

  D.R. Woodfield, J.R. Caradus

  229-235

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• The contributions of Dr Raymond Wilkie Brougham to grassland science and management

  Warwick Harris

  23-48

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• Progress towards clover cyst nematode resistant white clover

  J. van den Bosch, C.F. Mercer

  237-241

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• Incidence of nodal rooting and plantlet survival in spreading red clovers

  M.G. Hyslop, P.D. Kemp, D.J. Barker, J. Hodgson

  243-246

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• Pasture legumes for the drought-prone, outwash soils of the southern Mackenzie Basin

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

  247-252

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• Establishment of perennial legume species in drought-prone, North and South Island sites

  G.B. Douglas, B.J. Wills, H.N. Pryor, A.G. Foote, K.D. Trainor

  253-257

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• Assessing the persistence of some pasture legumes in hill country

  S.J. Orr, M.E. Wedderburn

  259-264

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• The use of blood equol values in devising grazing management strategies for red clover-based pastures

  R.G. Keogh, R. Kramer, M.F. Mcdonald, Angela Blewman, Jane Crabb

  265-269

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• Red clover: milk production and growth rate responses

  R.G. Keogh, D. Thomson

  271-271

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• Ostrich - A diversification option for east coast farms?

  C.D.A. Brown, K.F. Thompson

  273-277

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• Legumes, herbs or grass for lamb performance?

  T.J. Fraser, J.S. Rowarth

  49-52

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• A comparison of multi-species pasture with ryegrass-white clover pasture under dryland conditions

  M.J. Daly, R.M. Hunter, G.N. Green, L. Hunt

  53-58

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• Effect of pasture species on internal parasites of lambs

  T.L. Knight, R.A. Moss, T.J. Fraser, J.S. Rowarth, R.N. Burton

  59-62

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• Pasture species effects on carcass and meat quality

  T.J. Fraser, S.M. Scott, J.S. Rowarth

  63-66

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• Growth and persistence of perennial ryegrass lines with different tolerances to "pulling" during grazing

  E.R. Thom, V.T. van Vught, R.J. Mccabe

  67-72

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• Financial viability - a long-term view

  C. Brown

  7-12

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• Seasonal patterns of root, tiller and leaf production in a Grasslands Ruanui ryegrass sward

  C. Matthew

  73-76

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• Plantain (Plantago lanceolata) - a potential pasture species

  A.V. Stewart

  77-86

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• A decision support system for predicting seasonal rainfall variations in sub-humid and semi-arid high country areas

  G.K. Hutchinson

  87-91

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• Management of browse plants as drought fodder for sheep: a preliminary study

  S. Oppong, P.D. Kemp, G.B. Douglas, B.T. Bulloch

  93-97

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• The Hakataramea Valley: 10 years of experimenting with pasture species

  K. Hanning

  99-100

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