Volume 65, 2003, Palmerston North

Articles

• PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS THE FUTURE OF NEW ZEALAND FARMING

  Russell Hurst

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• Efficiency of pasture and supplement management in high producing dairy herds

  P.V. Salles, J. Hodgson, P.N.P. Matthews, C.W. Holmes, N.M. Shadbolt

  105-110

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• Balancing phosphorus requirements for milk production and water quality

  J.D.Morton R.W.Mcdowell R.M. Monaghan, A.H.C. Roberts

  111-115

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• The effect of increasing plant population on maize silage yield and quality

  R.J. Densley, R.J. Brenton-Rule, G.M. Austin, D.W. Densley, R. Tsimba

  117-121

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• Effect of drying method on accuracy of n-alkane estimation of forage intake

  D.L. Burnham, S.T. Morris, P.K. Kenyon

  123-126

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• Are there benefits of pasture species diversity in hill country?

  M.B. Dodd, D.J. Barker, M.E. Wedderburn

  127-132

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• Effect of nitrogen fertiliser rate on production and nitrogen leaching from Italian ryegrass following a maize silage crop

  A.A. Judge, R.N. Jensen, M.S. Sprosen, S.F. Ledgard, E.R. Thom, W.D. Catto

  133-137

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• Agronomic evaluation of white clover selected for increased floral condensed tannin

  V.T. Burggraaf, P.D. Kemp, E.R. Thom, G.C. Waghorn, D.R. Woodfield, S.L. Woodward

  139-145

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• Isotopic composition of cow tail switch hair as an information archive of the animal environment

  M. Schwertl, C. Matthew, K. Auerswald, H. Schnyder, K. Crook

  147-152

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• Red clover - a legume showing tolerance to clover root weevil

  B.M. Cooper, J.R. Crush, D.R. Woodfield, B.E. Willoughby, K.A. Panckhurst

  153-156

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• Grasslands Tribute: a multi-purpose white clover for Australasia

  D.R. Woodfield, P.T.P. Clifford, I.J. Baird, G.R.Cousins J.E. Miller, K.H. Widdup, J.R. Caradus

  157-162

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• DNA fingerprinting and genetic relationships among white clover cultivars

  M.Z.Z. Jahufer, B.A. Barrett, A.G. Griffiths, D.R. Woodfield

  163-169

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• Future proofing your beef business

  S.D. Mcivor

  17-20

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• A review of factors affecting and prevention of pasture-induced nitrate toxicity in grazing animals

  N.S. Bolan, P.D. Kemp

  171-178

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• The impact of intensive dairy farming on the leaching losses of nitrogen and phosphorus from a mole and pipe drained soil

  D.J. Houlbrooke, D.J. Horne, M.J. Hedley, J.A. Hanly, V.O. Snow

  179-184

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• Resource use efficiency and environmental emissions from an average Waikato dairy farm, and impacts of intensification using nitrogen fertiliser or maize silage

  S.F.Ledgard J.D.Finlayson J. Gavin, M.B. Blackwell, R.A. Carran, M.E. Wedderburn, N.A. Jollands

  185-189

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• OVERSEER® nutrient budgets - moving towards on-farm resource accounting

  D.M. Wheeler, S.F. Ledgard, C.A.M. de Klein, R.M. Monaghan, P.L. Carey, R.W. Mcdowell, K.L. Johns

  191-194

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• Factors influencing the soil-plant nitrogen cycle of hill pastures under conventional and organic management

  R.L. Parfitt, G.W.Yeates D.J. Ross, A.D. Mackay, P.J. Budding

  195-198

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• Why measures of farm business success matter

  W.J. Parker

  199-204

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• Measures of farm business success: liquidity versus profitability

  N.M. Shadbolt, J.W.M. Gardner

  205-209

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• High production dairy-beef cattle grazing systems: a review of research in the Manawatu

  G.P. Cosgrove, D.A. Clark, M.G. Lambert

  21-28

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• Feed planning - alternative approaches used by farmers

  D.I. Gray, W.J. Parker, E.A. Kemp, P.D. Kemp, I.M. Brookes, D. Horne, P.R. Kenyon, C. Matthew, S.T.Morris J.I. Reid, I. Valentine

  211-217

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• Farm business success: wealth aggregation by cash flow or asset management?

  D.A. Neal

  219-222

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• Variability in establishing white clover in pastures on farms

  J.L. Brock, G.J. Kane

  223-228

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• Implementing molecular marker technology in forage improvement

  M. Faville, B. Barrett, A. Griffiths, M. Schreiber, C. Mercer, I. Baird, N. Ellison, G. Bryan, D. Woodfield, J. Forster, B. Ong, T. Sawbridge, G. Spangenberg, H.S. Easton

  229-238

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• The effect of grass-endophyte associations on feeding of Canada geese (Branta canadensis)

  C.G.L. Pennell, M.P. Rolston

  239-243

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• Incidence and severity of ryegrass staggers and liveweight gain in lambs grazing different mixtures of ryegrass-cocksfoot pastures

  M.G. Hyslop, M.W. Fisher, D.R. Smith, M.W.A. Slay, C.A.M. Moffat, P.D. Johnstone

  245-251

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• The role of differential fertiliser application in sustainable management of hill pastures

  A.G. Gillingham, J.D. Morton, M.H. Gray

  253-257

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• Management effects on soil carbon storage in New Zealand pastures

  A.K. Metherell

  259-264

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• Nitrous oxide fluxes in soil as influenced by compaction

  R. Bhandral, S. Saggar, N.S. Bolan, M.J. Hedley

  265-271

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• White clover sensitivity to UV-B radiation - biochemical relationships and interaction with drought

  R.W. Hofmann, B.D. Campbell, E.E. Swinny, S.J. Bloor, K.R. Markham, D.W. Fountain

  273-277

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• Historical and practical aspects of profitability in commercial beef production systems

  A. Mcrae

  29-34

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• Land use in the Manawatu

  E. Hurley, B. Wallace

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• Redefining the production potential of hill pastures using fertiliser nitrogen

  M.G. Lambert, A.D. Mackay, B.P. Devantier, D.B. Mcdougall, D.J. Barker, Z.A. Park-Ng

  35-40

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• Maori Economic Development - Te Ohanga Whanaketanga Maori

  B.D. Parker

  41-43

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• Maori farming business development (a FoMA perspective)

  R.V. Cottrell

  45-48

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• Ngati Whakaue Tribal Lands - a Maori Incorporation with a large scale farming operation as its original core business

  R.D. Vallance

  49-52

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• Researchers working with Maori - our experiences

  G.W. Sheath, R.W. Webby, M.E. Wedderburn

  53-54

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• Farm management consultancy services and Maori farmers

  J.W.M. Gardner, G.P. Rauniyar, T.C. Kelly, T.T. Kingi

  55-59

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• Maximising lamb growth rate - just what is possible in a high performance system

  P.D. Muir, N.B. Smith, J.C. Lane

  61-63

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• Altering lamb supply: a case study of late lambing in Southern New Zealand to meet market specifications

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

  65-70

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• High fertility sheep

  W.J. Wallace

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• Integrating novel forage management into sheep farm systems

  G.P. Cosgrove, M.G. Hyslop, C.B. Anderson, A.J. Litherland, M.G. Lambert

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• Milksolids production from cows grazing perennial ryegrass containing AR1 or wild endophyte

  S.J. Bluett, E.R. Thom, D.A. Clark, K.A. Macdonald, E.M.K. Minneé

  83-90

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• What's possible? A look into the future of grassland farming in New Zealand

  B.D. Campbell

  9-16

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• Milksolids production and farm profitability from different combinations of perennial ryegrass and white clover cultivars: Progress report 2001-2003

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

  91-98

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• Dairy grazing strategies to minimise soil pugging and compaction in the Waikato

  J.J. Drewry

  99-103

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