Volume 71, 2009, Waitangi

Articles

• A regional overview, understanding the changing face of Marlborough

  K. Loe

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• OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES AHEAD FOR HILL COUNTRY FARMING

  P. Garden

  1-3

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• Effect of rate and method of phosphorus application on the growth and development of 'Pasja' crops

  E. Chakwizira, D.J. Moot, W.R. Scott, A. Fletcher

  101-106

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• Aiming for 45 t/ha per annum: yield of supplementary feed crops grown in sequences designed for maximum productivity

  J.M. de Ruiter, A. Fletcher, S. Maley, R. Sim, M. George

  107-116

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• The effect of DCD on nitrate leaching losses from a winter forage crop receiving applications of sheep or cattle urine

  R.W. Mcdowell, D.J. Houlbrooke

  117-120

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• Endophyte effects on major insect pests in Waikato dairy pasture

  A.J. Popay, E.R. Thom

  121-126

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• Sheep responses to grazing ryegrass with AR37 endophyte

  L.R. Fletcher, B.L. Sutherland

  127-132

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• Impact of ryegrass selection and paddock history on clover establishment in new dairy pasture

  P.J. Gerard, B.M. Cooper, T.M. Eden, S.A. Howlett, P.M.S. Lane, K.A. Panckhurst, B.E. Willoughby, D.J. Wilson

  133-137

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• An investigation of non-target impacts of ryegrass endophytes on nematodes and soil microorganisms

  N.L. Bell, T.C. Rohan, S.M. James, L.T. Aalders, G. Burch, S.U. Sarathchandra, E. Gerard, M. O'Callaghan

  139-144

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• The role of endophyte in determining the persistence and productivity of ryegrass, tall fescue and meadow fescue in Northland

  D.E. Hume, B.M. Cooper, K.A. Panckhurst

  145-150

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• Loline alkaloids for better protection of pastures from insect pests

  H.S. Easton, T.B. Lyons, B.M. Cooper, W.J. Mace

  151-154

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• Best-practice pasture renewal for forage production and sustainability: description of a farmer-led study and initial findings

  N.L. Bell, W.Mcg King, G.M. Rennie, L.J. Yates, D.J. Wilson, S.A. Howlett, M.R. Trolove

  155-159

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• Soluble carbohydrate content of ryegrass cultivars

  H.S. Easton, A.V. Stewart, T.B. Lyons, M. Parris, S. Charrier

  161-166

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• High sugar grasses - harnessing the benefits of new cultivars through growth management

  S. Rasmussen, A.J. Parsons, H. Xue, J.A. Newman

  167-175

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• Farming in a subtropical environment: a farmer's perspective

  M. Jagger

  17-20

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• Pasture production and botanical composition of high sugar and control ryegrasses with or without endophyte under irrigation in Canterbury

  R.H. Bryant, A.J. Parsons, S. Rasmussen, G.R. Edwards

  177-185

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• The composition of high sugar ryegrasses

  G.P. Cosgrove, J. Koolaard, D. Luo, J.L. Burke, D. Pacheco

  187-193

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• The performance of pasture mixes containing 'Ceres Tonic' plantain (Plantago lanceolata) in Northland

  A.J.E. Moorhead, G.J. Piggot

  195-199

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• Evaluation of 'Ceres Tonic' plantain (Plantago lanceolata) as a lactation feed for twin-bearing ewes

  H.G. Judson, R. Mcanulty, R. Sedcole

  201-205

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• The use of temperate species in the Australian subtropics

  K.F. Lowe

  205-209

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• Lamb growth rate on annual and perennial ryegrasses

  B.C. Thomson, P.D. Muir

  207-210

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• Increasing on-farm resilience to adverse weather events: a Northland case study

  T.D. White, H.G. Moodie, T.A. Payne, M.E. Wedderburn, N. Botha

  21-24

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• Isolation and identification of plant growth-promoting bacteria associated with tall fescue

  J. Monk, E. Gerard, S. Young, K. Widdup, M. O'Callaghan

  211-216

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• Deer focus farms - are they working?

  T.A. Payne, D.R. Stevens, M.J. Casey

  217-221

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• The FeedSmart "Cost of Supplements and Cost of Pasture" models

  D.C. Smeaton, S.T. Rains, G.R.J. Peyroux

  223-226

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• Monitoring and predicting populations of the tropical grass webworm (Herpetogramma licarsisalis) a pest of kikuyu pasture in Northland

  J.J. Dymock, A.R. Gibb, D.M. Suckling

  25-30

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• Low dry matter content of northern dairy pastures

  G.J. Piggot

  31-34

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• Reinvasion by kikuyu grass after regrassing on a dairy farm

  B.A. Paton, G.J. Piggot

  35-37

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• Yellow bristle grass: a recent weed incursion in Waikato dairy pastures

  T.K. James, K.N. Tozer, A. Rahman

  39-42

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• Sweet success? Managing yellow bristle grass (Setaria pumila) with grazing attractants in dairy pastures

  K.N. Tozer, C.A. Cameron

  43-47

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• Calibration of the C-DAX Rapid Pasturemeter and the rising plate meter for kikuyu-based Northland dairy pastures

  G.M. Rennie, W.Mcg King, M.R. Puha, D.E. Dalley, R.A. Dynes, M.P. Upsdell

  49-55

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• Introduction to Northland

  L. Copland

  5-8

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• Climate change, climate variability, and the future

  D.S. Wratt

  57-59

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• Greenhouses, hot water bottles, cycles and the future of New Zealand climate

  W.P. de Lange

  61-67

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• The future of pastoral farming in a changing climate

  J.A. Palmer

  69-72

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• Methane emissions from ruminant livestock; are they important and can we reduce them?

  H. Clark

  73-76

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• Managing pasture for animals and soil carbon

  A.J. Parsons, J.S. Rowarth, P.C.D. Newton

  77-84

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• Carbon credits - reliable cash flow?

  A.N. Crofoot

  85-88

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• The Programmed Approachâ„¢ to pasture renewal and cropping

  P.M.S. Lane, P.J. Addison, M.J. van Plateringen

  89-92

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• Forage crop sequences for pastoral systems in northern New Zealand

  E.M.K. Minneé, A.L. Fletcher, J.M. de Ruiter, D.A. Clark

  93-100

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