Volume 67, 2005, New Plymouth

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33584/jnzg.2005.67

Published: 2005-01-01

Articles

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS CONSTANT EVOLUTION TO ENSURE A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE

Richard Green

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Comparing risk for different dairy farm management systems in Taranaki using the Dexcel Whole Farm Model

P.C. Beukes, C.C. Palliser, W.E. Prewer, G. Levy, C. Folkers, M. Neal, M.E. Wastney, B.S. Thorrold

103-107
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Impacts of intensive dairying on soil and pasture sustainability in Taranaki

C.G. Roach, J.D. Morton

109-116
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Regrassing flood-damaged pastures

M.D. Wilson, I. Valentine

117-121
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Milksolids production from cows grazing timothy/white clover in comparison with ryegrass pastures

N.A. Thomson, J.K. Kay

123-130
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Increasing maize silage yields in Taranaki

R.J. Densley, D.J.W. Mcdonald, D.W. Densley, D.B. Miller

131-135
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Feed-out losses of whole-crop cereal silage

D.R. Stevens, G.J. Platfoot

137-140
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The effect of grazing severity during winter on herbage regrowth and quality

J.M. Lee, D.J. Donaghy, J.R. Roche

141-146
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Methane production from in vitro incubation of kikuyu grass, lucerne and forages containing condensed tannins

M.H. Tavendale, L.P. Meagher, Z.A. Park-Ng, G.C. Waghorn, G.T. Attwood

147-153
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The effect of two lime sources on short-term changes in soil pH under Marlborough hill country pasture

M.D. Craighead

155-162
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Comparison of conventional and leafy maize silage hybrids in New Zealand dairy farm systems

R.J. Densley, E.S. Kolver, D.B. Miller, I.D. Williams, R. Tsimba

163-168
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The effect of non-toxic endophytes in tall fescue on two major insect pests

A.J. Popay, J.G. Jensen, B.M. Cooper

169-173
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Clover root weevil (Sitona lepidus) in New Zealand: the story so far

J.P.J. Eerens, S. Hardwick, P.J. Gerard, B.E. Willoughby

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Development of clovers that are tolerant to clover root weevil

J.R. Crush, B.M. Cooper, D.R. Woodfield, P.J. Gerard

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Performance of nematode-resistant white clover in field trials

C.F. Mercer, R.N. Watson, D.R. Woodfield

29-34
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Towards improving white clover establishment on farms

J.L. Brock, J. Mckenzie, S. Pound

35-39
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Impact of intensive maize silage supplementation on milksolids production, mastitis and profit

D.E. Dalley, S.J. Collis, J. W. Clough

41-46
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Resource Efficient Dairying trial: measurement criteria for farm systems over a range of resource use

R.N. Jensen, D.A. Clark, K.A. Macdonald

47-52
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The practicality and profitability of feed inputs on the Stratford Demonstration Farm

G.D. Pitman

53-60
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Applying science as a tool for dairy farmers

J. Savage, C. Lewis

61-66
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Effect of the rate of potassium chloride on dairy production in Taranaki

J.D. Morton, C.J. Roach, A.H.C. Roberts

67-71
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More beef calves from the dairy industry: a survey

L. Oliver, A. Mcdermott

73-79
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A model of the New Zealand beef value chain: evaluating opportunities

A.K. Mcdermott, D.C. Smeaton, G.W. Sheath, A.E. Dooley

81-86
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Summer management of sheep on summer-wet hill country: insights into decisions made by an "expert" farmer

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

87-95
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Long-term analysis of price, productivity, and profitability trends in New Zealand agriculture

J. Cocks, C. Brown

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Risk perception and risk management strategies on New Zealand dairy farms according to ownership structure and geographic location

R. Pinochet-Chateau, N.M. Shadbolt, C.W. Holmes, N. Lopez-Villalobos

97-102
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