Volume 75, 2013, Tauranga

Articles

• Decision tools for managing insect pest outbreaks in pastures

  S.M. Zydenbos, C.M. Ferguson, R.J. Townsend, J.E. Dunbar, S. Peoples, B.E. Willoughby, P.M.S. Lane, T.A. Jackson

  103-112

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• Levy oration Ideas, innovation and resilience

  Pat Garden

  11-14

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• Understanding the distribution and fate of nitrogen and phosphorus in OVERSEER®

  D.R. Selbie, N.L. Watkins, D.M. Wheeler, M.A. Shepherd

  113-118

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• Why we need to know what and where cows are urinating - a urine sensor to improve nitrogen models

  K. Betteridge, D.A. Costall, F.Y. Li, D. Luo, S. Ganesh

  119-124

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• Robotic urine-patch treatment and effluent application - technology to support intensification of New Zealand dairy farming while protecting the environment

  G. Bates, B.F. Quin

  125-130

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• Autumn establishment of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) inoculated with four different carriers of Ensifer meliloti at four sowing dates

  D.B.S. Black, D.J. Moot

  137-143

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• A review of the economic impact of high levels of variance in fertiliser spreading systems

  M.C.E. Grafton, I.J. Yule, M.J. Manning

  139-144

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• Response of simple grass-white clover and multi-species pastures to gibberellic acid or nitrogen fertiliser in autumn

  M.H. van Rossum, R.H. Bryant, G.R. Edwards

  145-150

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• President's address 2013

  Jacqueline Rowarth

  15-18

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• Endophyte-infection reduces leaf dehydration of ryegrass and tall fescue plants under moderate water deficit

  L. He, J.-H B. Hatier, S.D. Card, C. Matthew

  151-156

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• Yield and water use of a ryegrass/white clover sward under different nitrogen and irrigation regimes

  A.D. Black, H.M. Murdoch

  157-164

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• Productivity of rotationally grazed simple and diverse pasture mixtures under irrigation in Canterbury

  F. Nobilly, R.H. Bryant, B.A. Mckenzie, G.R. Edwards

  165-172

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• Evaluating the predictive ability of a mechanistic model of nitrogen partitioning applied to lactating dairy cows consuming ryegrass-based diets

  R.E. Vibart, F.Y. Li, I. Vogeler, R. Cichota

  173-178

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• Undiagnosed metal phytotoxicity in soils: Measurement of soil pH micro-variability under Manawatu pastures, and assessment of an alternative means of amelioration.

  P. Bishop, B.F. Quin

  179-184

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• Effects of soil fertility and compaction on root dynamics in a perennial ryegrass-white clover pasture

  M.B. Dodd, A.D. Mackay

  185-190

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• The Bay of Plenty; a summary of the physical landscape, economy, demographics and issues surrounding primary production

  Simon Stokes

  19-26

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• An assessment of the implications of timing and soil nitrogen dynamics during and after summer drought on Waikato Allophanic soils

  G.M. Lucci, M. Shepherd, I. Vogeler

  191-196

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• A review of the effect of autumn nitrogen fertiliser on pasture nitrogen concentration and an assessment of the potential effects on nitrate leaching risk

  M. Shepherd, G. Lucci

  197-202

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• No-tillage systems - reviewing the challenge of adoption in relation to the role of fertiliser placement

  P.M.S. Lane, B.E. Willoughby

  203-208

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• Mitigation of ammonia losses from urea applied to a pastoral system: The effect of nBTPT and timing and amount of irrigation

  M. Zaman, S. Saggar, A.D. Stafford

  209-214

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• Pasture establishment on non-cultivable hill country

  K.N. Tozer, G.B. Douglas, C.A. Cameron, T.J. Fraser, R.A. Moss, G.M. Rennie, T.L. Knight, P.D. Muir

  215-220

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• Interactions between players in the field of pasture renewal

  K. Rijswijk

  221-226

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• Pasture renewal on Bay of Plenty and Waikato dairy farms: impacts on pasture production and invertebrate populations post-establishment

  K.N. Tozer, G.M. Rennie, W.M. King, N.R. Mapp, N.L. Bell, C.A. Cameron, T.M. Eden

  227-234

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• Influence of pasture renewal, soil factors and climate on black beetle abundance in Waikato and Bay of Plenty

  P.J. Gerard, N.L. Bell, T.M. Eden, W.M. King, N.R. Mapp, M.R. Pirie, G.M. Rennie

  235-240

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• Addressing on-farm management to enhance pasture productivity and persistence

  W.N. Reynolds

  241-244

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• Herbage production from five grazable forages

  E.M.K. Minneé, C.E.F. Clark, D.A. Clark

  245-250

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• Integrating maize and triticale in grass/clover based dairy systems: examining yields and autumn soil nitrate levels

  J.B. Pinxterhuis, H.C. de Boer, N.J.M. van Eekeren, M.W.J. Stienezen

  251-256

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• Liveweight gain of lambs grazing three forage rapes which differ in total dry matter yield

  H.G. Judson, D.G. Ferguson, M.K. Cutts, A.J.E. Moorhead

  257-260

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• Effects of potassium, sodium and chloride fertiliser rates on fodder beet yield and quality in Canterbury

  E. Chakwizira, E.D. Meenken, S. Maley, M. George, R. Hubber, J. Morton, A. Stafford

  261-270

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• Innovation and technology uptake on farm

  W.J. Lissaman, M. Casey, J.S. Rowarth

  27-32

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• Sensible Farming on Sensitive and Steep Land - A Catchment Management Approach in Tauranga Harbour

  D.R. Hall

  33-38

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• Adoption of forage technologies

  John Caradus, Simon Lovatt, Bruce Belgrave

  39-44

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• Critical success factors when going global: the basic challenge

  J.S. Rowarth, A.P. Scott, T.O.R. Macdonald, S.C. Wilson, F.G. Scrimgeour

  45-48

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• Critical success factors when going global: New Zealand farming systems in South America

  S.C. Wilson, J.S. Rowarth

  49-54

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• Critical success factors when going global: Agribusiness co-operative growth

  T.O.R. Macdonald, J.S. Rowarth

  55-60

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• Critical success factors when going global: New Zealand dairy companies

  A.P. Scott, S. Bowden, J.S. Rowarth

  61-66

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• Innovation at Scott Farms, Tirau

  Ian Scott

  67-70

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• The impact of farming without nitrogen fertiliser for ten years on pasture yield and composition, milksolids production and profitability; a research farmlet comparison

  C.B. Glassey, C.G. Roach, J.M. Lee, D.A. Clark

  71-78

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• Are diverse species mixtures better pastures for dairy farming?

  S.L. Woodward, C.D. Waugh, C.G. Roach, D. Fynn, J. Phillips

  79-84

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• Optimising farm resource allocation to maximise profit using a new generation integrated whole farm planning model

  J.M. Rendel, A.D. Mackay, A. Manderson, K. O'Neill

  85-90

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• An evaluation of the Land and Environment Planning Toolkit for advancing soil and nutrient management on sheep and beef farms

  K.A. Synge, A.D. Mackay, A.S. Palmer

  91-96

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• Using data from large scale farming operations to understand the importance of feeding the ewe to improve whole farm performance

  D.R. Stevens, G. Young

  97-102

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