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    Fertilizer and stocking rates on two King Country soils 

    O'Connor, M. B.; Tonkin, Philip J.; Ludecke, T. E. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1973)
    Parent materials such as volcanic ash and sedimentary siltstone and sandstone form soils which differ markedly in their physical and chemical properties. In stocking x fertilizer rate trials on two families of soils, ...
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    Legumes and grasses for dry North Canterbury hill country 

    White, J. G. H.; Meijer, G. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1978)
    Field experiments have been conducted for 6 years at Hunua in North Canterbury to compare a range of grass and legume cultivars for sunny aspects of dry hill country. The most suitable legumes were Woogenellup subterranean ...
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    Effects of sunny and shady aspect on pasture yield, digestibility and sheep performance in Canterbury 

    Radcliffe, Joan E.; Young, S. R.; Clarke, D. G. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1976)
    Annual pasture dry matter (DM) production from improved brown-top-dominant hill pastures varied from 3.5 to 7.4 t DM/ha over three years. A south aspect produced on average 14% more dry matter than a north aspect; both ...
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    Oversowing grasses on sunny and shady faces 

    White, J. G. H.; Meijer, G.; Langer, R. H. M. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1972)
    Eight grasses were oversown on steep north and south aspects at Hunua, North Canterbury, either initially with clovers or three years after oversowing clovers. On the north aspect, cocksfoot established and persisted ...
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    Effect of cool season grazing on lucerne production and aphid populations 

    Smallfield, B. M.; White, J. G. H.; Penman, D. R. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1979)
    In a P-year Wairau lucerne trial, plots were grazed on a 3- or 6- weekly rotation; Half of each plot was hard grazed in June to control overwintering aphids. In the second year a spring/autumn spraying was applied. June ...
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    The influence of herbage utilization on pasture production and animal performance 

    Smetham, M. L. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1975)
    An attempt is made to establish a relationship between herbage utilization, pasture production, and animal performance per unit area. When pastures are rotationally grazed, it appears that the highest pasture yield and ...
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    Protein and carbohydrate composition of lucerne grown in Canterbury 

    Bailey, R. W.; Allison, R. M.; O'Connor, K. F. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1970)
    Carbohydrate fractions and total nitrogen were measured in leaves and stems of Wairau lucerne grown in Canterbury. Leaves had lower levels of total soluble carbohydrate (3-5%), cellulose (8-10%) and lignin (2-4%), and ...
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    Growth of lucerne following defoliation 

    Langer, R. H. M.; Keoghan, John M. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1970)
    In a simulated sward of Wairau lucerne cut at an immature stage of growth to leave a stubble of 10-11 cm, removal of all or one-half the residual leaf area resulted in an initial decline of root weight and low or negative ...
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    How good is Tama ryegrass? 

    Scott, W. R.; Brown, K. R. (New Zealand Grassland Association., 1978)
    ‘GRASSLANDS TAMA’ Westerwolds ryegrass (Lolium multijlorum Lam.) is a tetraploid cultivar of an extreme annual form of Italian ryegrass, bred in New Zealand and released into certification in 1967 (Barclay and Vartha, ...
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    The Proceedings of the Lincoln College Farmers' Conference 1971 

    McArthur, A. T. G. (Lincoln College (Lincoln, N.Z.)., 1971)
    The Lincoln College Farmers’ Conference was an annual event held over a period of thirty six years from 1951 to 1986. It was a forum for farmers with participation in the early years by district nomination. The strength ...
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    AuthorLanger, R.H.M. (14)Dougherty, C.T. (8)Scott, W.R. (7)Meijer, G. (3)White, J. G. H. (3)Hanif, M. (2)Langer, R. H. M. (2)McArthur, A. T. G. (2)Radcliffe, Joan E. (2)Smallfield, B. M. (2)... View MoreKeyword
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    070302 Agronomy (12)lucerne (7)0702 Animal Production (5)140201 Agricultural Economics (5)'Aotea' wheat (4)dry matter yield (4)irrigation (4)wheat yield (4)'Arawa' wheat (3)... View MoreDate Issued1979 (6)1978 (3)1977 (3)1976 (1)1975 (5)1974 (4)1973 (4)1972 (3)1971 (4)1970 (3)
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