Volume 63, 2001, Hamilton

Articles

• Grasslands Kopu II and Crusader: New generation white clovers

  D.R. Woodfield, P.T.P. Clifford, G.R. Cousins, J.L. Ford, I.J. Baird, J.E. Miller, S.L. Woodward, J.R. Caradus

  103-108

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• Forage crops, their place in reducing the costs of raising emu

  I.L. Gray, A.W. Godding, C.A. Godding, L.F. Gray, L. Hancox, J.R. Savill, F.M. Savill, D.L. Hurndell, D.E. Hume

  109-114

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• The forage value of poplars and willows

  P.D. Kemp, A.D. Mackay, L.A. Matheson, M.E. Timmins

  115-119

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• Deciduous or evergreen: Does it make a difference to understorey pasture yield and riparian zone management?

  I.L. Power, M.B. Dodd, B.S. Thorrold

  121-125

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• Economic analysis of poplar planting on steep hill country

  I. Parminter, M.B. Dodd, A.D. Mackay

  127-130

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• Resident pasture growth and the micro-environment beneath young, widespaced poplars in New Zealand

  G.B. Douglas, A.S. Walcroft, B.J. Wills, S.E. Hurst, A.G. Foote, K.D. Trainor, L.E. Fung

  131-138

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• Cocksfoot and lucerne productivity in a Pinus radiata silvopastoral system: a grazed comparison

  P.L. Peri, A.C. Varella, R.J. Lucas, D.J. Moot

  139-147

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• Development and evaluation of a standardised means for estimating herbage mass of dairy pastures using the rising plate meter.

  N.A. Thomson, M.P. Upsdell, R. Hooper, H.V. Henderson, M.B. Blackwell, D.A. Mccallum, R.J. Hainsworth, K.A. Macdonald, D.D. Wildermoth, G.J. Bishop-Hurley, J.W. Penno

  149-157

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• Practical use of the rising plate meter (RPM) on New Zealand dairy farms

  J.A. Lile, M.B. Blackwell, N.A. Thomson, J.W. Penno, K.A. Macdonald, P.K. Nicholas, J.A.S. Lancaster, M. Coulter

  159-164

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• Modelling factors affecting reproductive development of perennial ryegrass in Waikato dairy pastures

  C.F. Fiorelli, S.J.R. Woodward, M.E. Wastney, E.R. Thom, I. Bahmani

  165-170

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• Advancing dairy farming profitability through research

  J.R. Caradus, D.A. Clark

  17-22

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• Nitrogen fixation by caucasian clover and white clover in irrigated ryegrass pastures

  K.H. Widdup, R.G. Purves, A.D. Black, P. Jarvis, R.J. Lucas

  171-175

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• Searching for clover root weevil (Sitona lepidus) resistance/tolerance - A progress report

  J.P.J. Eerens, B.M. Cooper, B.E. Willoughby, D.R. Woodfield

  177-181

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• Perennial ryegrass cultivars: herbage yield in multi-site plot trials

  H.S. Easton, D.B. Baird, N.E. Cameron, G.A. Kerr, M. Norriss, A.V. Stewart

  183-188

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• Experiences with evaluating two farming systems in a split herd comparison on a commercial Waikato dairy farm

  C.B. Glassey, M.B. Blackwell, K.A. Macdonald, P.C. Lawrey, P. George, J. George

  189-194

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• Maize silage for dairy cows

  E.S. Kolver, J.R. Roche, D. Miller, R. Densley

  195-201

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• A comparison of bull beef production from Friesian type and selected Jersey type calves

  P.D. Muir, C.J. Fugle, N.B. Smith, A.W.A. Ormond

  203-207

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• A three-year investigation of the performance of spring-calving dairy cows grazing ryegrass-based pastures of high or low endophyte toxin status in Northland

  R.G. Keogh, M.B. Blackwell

  209-214

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• Effects of pasture species and irrigation on milk production over four summers in the Waikato

  E.R. Thom, V.T. Burggraaf, C.D. Waugh, D.A. Clark

  215-221

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• Farm systems - Impact of stocking rate on dairy farm efficiency

  K.A. Macdonald, J.W. Penno, P.K. Nicholas, J.A. Lile, M. Coulter, J.A.S. Lancaster

  223-227

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• Reducing the impact of adverse summer-autumn pasture conditions on livestock performance: results from farmer experience

  R.W. Webby, L.C.J. Johnstone, R. Sherlock

  229-233

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• R&D success stories and principles to practice

  S.D. Mcivor, M.D. Aspin

  23-27

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• Biotechnology in forage crops - capturing our potential

  G.T. Bryan

  235-239

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• Marker-assisted selection to accelerate forage improvement

  B. Barrett, A. Griffiths, C. Mercer, N. Ellison, M. Faville, S. Easton, D.R. Woodfield

  241-245

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• Damage potential of Argentine stem weevil in Lincoln dairy pasture: has biological control by Microctonus hyperodae altered the balance?

  M.R. Mcneill, T.L. Knight, D.B. Baird

  247-254

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• Traceability of meat products - application of DNA technology

  M.L. Tate

  255-257

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• Establishment of ryegrass pastures containing a novel endophyte

  S.J. Bluett, V.T. Burggraaf, D.E. Hume, B.A. Tapper, E.R. Thom

  259-265

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• Black beetle damage to perennial ryegrass infected with AR1 endophyte

  A.J. Popay, J.G. Baltus

  267-271

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• Effect of condensed tannins in Dorycnium rectum on its nutritive value and on the development of sheep parasite larvae

  G.C. Waghorn, A.L. Molan

  273-277

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• Moving towards low-chemical and caring farming systems

  A.D. Mackay, T. Harrison, R.A. Moss, T.J. Fraser, A.P. Rhodes, D. Cadwallader, M.W. Fisher, R. Webby

  279-282

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• More feed for New Zealand dairy systems

  D.A. Clark, C. Matthew, J.R. Crush

  283-288

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• Breaking the feed barrier using maize silage

  R. Densley, D. Miller, E.S. Kolver

  289-293

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• Farm monitoring to futures contracts: The Hannas' experience

  A.B. Hanna, A.M. Hanna, R.W. Webby

  29-32

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• Driving innovation: Application of Linear Programming to improving farm systems

  B.J. Ridler, J.M. Rendel, A. Baker

  295-298

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• TechnoGrazingâ„¢ a new grazing concept

  J.F.L. Charlton, J.H. Wier

  33-36

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• Ryegrass endophyte: a New Zealand Grassland success story

  H.S. Easton, M.J. Christensen, J.P.J. Eerens, L.R. Fletcher, D.E. Hume, R.G. Keogh, G.A. Lane, G.C.M. Latch, C.G.L. Pennell, A.J. Popay, M.P. Rolston, B.L. Sutherland, B.A. Tapper

  37-46

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• Fertiliser requirements for peat soils in the Waikato region

  M.B. O'Connor, R.D. Longhurst, T.J.M. Johnston, F.N. Portegys

  47-51

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• Land application of farm dairy effluent for sustainable dairy farming

  C.G. Roach, R.D. Longhurst, S.F. Ledgard

  53-57

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• Three years on! Ohinewai Farmer Study Group. Pooling intellect and extracting information

  N. Bateup, M. Carlyon, J. Cotman, B. Cotman, S. Nelson, B. O'Reilly, M.P. Brown, P. Buckley

  59-61

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• What impact does dairy cow pugging have on clover N2 fixation and long- term farm production?

  J. Menneer, S. Ledgard, C. Mclay, W. Silvester

  63-67

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• Land use, farm businesses and environmental policy in the Lake Taupo catchment

  B. Thorrold, J. Finlayson, G. Lambert, S. Ledgard, D. Smyth, I. Tarbotton, D. Smeaton, R. Webby

  69-72

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• Future challenges for grassland farming

  W. Parker

  7-15

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• White clover performance in sown pastures: A biological/ecological perspective

  J.L. Brock, M.J.M. Hay

  73-83

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• Long-term performance of white clover cultivars oversown into summer-dry hill country

  M.B. Dodd, G.W. Sheath, M.E. Wedderburn, I.S. Tarbotton

  85-89

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• Milksolids production from different combinations of perennial ryegrass and white clover cultivars: I Trial design and pasture performance

  J.P.J. Eerens, J.R. Crush, S.L. Woodward, K.A. Macdonald, W.A. Carter

  91-96

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• Milksolids production from different combinations of perennial ryegrass and white clover cultivars: II Milksolids production and farm profitability

  S.L. Woodward, K.A. Macdonald, W.A. Carter, J.P.J. Eerens, J.R. Crush

  97-102

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