Volume 61, 1999, Hawkes Bay

Articles

• Effect of ewe milk production on profitability of dryland lamb production systems

  P.D. Muir, G.J. Wallace, D.G. Mccall, C.J. Dodd

  101-105

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• Systems to enhance the ability to Farm to Specification, a farmer's perspective

  M.C. Petersen

  107-108

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• Genetic modification of livestock for the production of therapeutics and designer foods

  Phil L'Huillier

  109-115

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• Commercialisation of genetically modified crops in New Zealand

  M.J. Willocks

  117-119

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• Vegetatively reproductive red clovers (Trifolium pratense L.): An overview

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

  121-126

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• NIRS: Forage analysis and livestock feeding

  D.C. Corson, G.C. Waghorn, M.J. Ulyatt, J. Lee

  127-132

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• The effects of soil manganese status on the bioavailability of soil cobalt for pasture uptake in New Zealand soils

  Zheng Li, R.G. Mclaren, A.K. Metherell

  133-137

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• Mowing pasture to improve milk production

  E.S. Kolver, J.W. Penno, K.A. Macdonald, J.M. Mcgrath, W.A. Carter

  139-145

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• Pasture species and cultivars used in New Zealand - a list

  J.F.L. Charlton, A.V. Stewart

  147-166

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• Climate forecasting as a support tool for farm management.

  Georgina Daw

  167-169

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• Hill country farm investment options - cocksfoot pasture vs. superphosphate fertiliser

  D.J. Barker, D.G. Sheppard, A.D. Mackay, N. Dymock

  17-21

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• A field comparison of strategies for the control of Chilean needle grass in Hawke's Bay

  M.W.A. Slay, G.O. Eyles, S.K. Bennie

  171-174

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• Exploring the nutritional basis of preference and diet selection by sheep

  G.P. Cosgrove, G.C. Waghorn, A.J. Parsons

  175-180

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• Effects of amino acids and casein on copper uptake from soil by chicory (Cichorium intybus L. cv. Grasslands Puna)

  M.T. Liao, M.J. Hedley, D.J. Woolley, R.R. Brooks, M.A. Nichols

  181-184

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• The McRae Trust Sustainable Land Management Project: A community-based approach to sustainable hill country farming

  Peter Manson

  185-188

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• The impact of shelterbelts in North Island East Coast dryland regions

  M.F. Hawke, A.G. Gillingham, M. Gray, M. Dean

  189-195

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• Survival, reproductive development and density of tillers in pure swards of Aries HD and Yatsyn 1 perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne)

  S.J. Bluett, J. Hodgson, P.D. Kemp, T.N. Barry

  197-201

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• Precision farming: adopt or perish?

  I. Yule

  209-214

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• Fertiliser evenness - losses and costs: A study on the economic benefits of uniform applications of fertiliser

  R. Horrell, A.K. Metherell, S. Ford, C. Doscher

  215-220

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• Precise aerial fertiliser application on hill country

  A.G. Gillingham, J. Maber, J. Morton, M. Tuohy

  221-226

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• Application of the nutrient budgeting model OVERSEERâ„¢ to assess management options and Regional Council consent requirements on a Hawke's Bay dairy farm

  S.F. Ledgard, G.A. Edgecombe, A.H.C. Roberts

  227-231

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• The effect of pasture species on lamb performance in dryland systems

  T.J. Fraser, R.A. Moss, M.J. Daly, T.L. Knight

  23-29

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• Genetic improvements in New Zealand forage cultivars

  D.R. Woodfield

  3-7

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• Liveweight changes in lambs grazing six perennial ryegrass cultivars

  C.T. Westwood, M.G. Norriss

  31-35

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• Progress towards development and adoption of integrated management systems against flystrike and lice in sheep

  D.J.W. Cole, A.C.G. Heath

  37-42

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• Dags in sheep; a look at faeces and reasons for dag formation

  G.C. Waghorn, N.G. Gregory, S.E. Todd, R. Wesselink

  43-49

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• The effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus upon reproductive efficiency and wool production in sheep during late summer and autumn

  T.N. Barry, W.C. Mcnabb, P.D. Kemp, G.C. Waghorn, B.R. Min, A. Luque

  51-55

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• Condensed tannins and gastro-intestinal parasites in sheep

  A.L. Molan, G.C. Waghorn, W.C. Mcnabb

  57-61

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• Farming in Hawke's Bay

  L.J. Dowling

  6-15

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• Long term (?) effects of withholding superphosphate application on North Island hill country: a 10-year update

  M.B. Dodd, S.F. Ledgard

  63-68

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• Effect of selenium applied to pasture on the selenium status of grazing sheep

  A.M. Moorhouse, C.T. Westwood, A.J. Dumbleton, L.P. Donnelly, L.A. Bridger

  69-73

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• Liver copper concentration in cattle and herbage copper, sulphur, iron and molybdenum concentrations on commercial farms in the Wairoa region

  A.J. Litherland, C.J. Korte, A. Dowling, D. Smith, C. Moffat, J. Lee, M.G. Lambert

  75-78

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• Dirty habits - a basis for developing sustainable productivity

  A.P. Rhodes, A.D. Mackay, M.G. Lambert, M.K. Krausse, B.H. Willis, B. Withell

  79-83

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• Silvopastoralism using tended poplars on New Zealand hill country: The opportunities

  E. Mcgregor, A. Mackay, M. Dodd, P. Kemp

  85-89

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• Farmer perceptions of reasons for perennial pasture persistence and the relationship of these with management practice, species composition, and soil fertility

  M.J. Daly, T. Fraser, A. Perkins, C.M. Moffat

  9-15

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• Producing to market specifications - the challenge for the future

  Jon Manhire

  91-93

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• The influence of pre-lamb shearing on lamb birthweight and survival

  S.T. Morris, P.R. Kenyon, D.L. Burnham, S.N. Mccutcheon

  95-98

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• Meeting the market in a dry environment

  Peter Hyslop

  99-100

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