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- CHAPTERThe New Zealand Journal of Agriculture.
- ILLUSTRATIONUntitled
- CHAPTERTESTING OF PUREBRED DAIRY COWS.
- ILLUSTRATIONOAKWOOD BETTY (w. D. HUNT, BAINFIELD, INVERCARGILL). C.O.R., 1922 : 5 years 9 days ; in 365 days, 21,748 lb. milk, 81...
- ILLUSTRATIONST. LAMBERT’S BELL (a. J. SMITH, CARDIFF). Leader of the Jersey four-year-old class. C.O.R., 1922 : 4 years 283 days ...
- ILLUSTRATIONALCARTRA CLOTHILDE PIETJE (VERNON MARX, MANGATOKI). Leader of the Friesian mature class. C.O.R., 1922 : 7 years 355 d...
- ILLUSTRATIONMILKING SHORTHORNS AT RUAKURA.
- ILLUSTRATIONC.O.R. HEIFERS OF THE WERAROA RED POLL HERD.
- CHAPTERPARASITIC WORMS OF LIVE-STOCK.
- CHAPTERLUCERNE – GROWING IN VINCENT COUNTY (CENTRAL OTAGO).
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 1. PORTION OF A 50-ACRE LUCERNE-FIELD AT BANNOCKBURN J (HOLLOWAY BROS.). Crop mown, with haymaking operations in...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 2. LUCERNE AND GRASS MIXTURE (A. CROMBIE, BANNOCKBURN). Sowing five years old when photographed. [Photos by W. D...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 3. LUCERNE AND CALIFORNIAN THISTLE. In foreground, established lucerne cut for hay. In background, thistle area ...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 4. SMALL LUCERNE-PLANTS IN CALIFORNIAN THISTLE AREA SHOWN IN FIG. 3. [Photos by W. D. Reid,
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 5. SUMMER GRAZING OF A LUCERNE-FIELD AT NORTHBURN STATION (d. MIDDLETON). This field is irrigated occasionally. ...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 6. AN AVERAGE FIRST CUT OF LUCERNE, BUT SHOWING EFFECT OF OVERIRRIGATION IN HOLLOW.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 7. OVER-IRRIGATED LUCERNE, WITH REPLACEMENT (IN FOREGROUND) BY POA PRATENSIS AND RYE-GRASS. [Photos by W. D. Reid.
- CHAPTERTHE RELATION OF BIRDS TO AGRICULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND.
- CHAPTERTHE POISONOUS, SUSPECTED, AND MEDICINAL PLANTS OF NEW ZEALAND.
- CHAPTERPASTURE TOP-DRESSING EXPERIMENTS AT TE KUITI.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 1. PART OF SUPERPHOSPHATE PLOT ON THE LIMED AREA, SHOWING DENSE GROWTH OF GRASSES AND CLOVERS.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 2. ROCK – PHOSPHATE PLOT ON UNLIMED AREA, SHOWING CLOVERS AMONG COCKSFOOT AND RYE-GRASS; YORKSHIRE FOG COMPARATI...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 3. SHOWING GROWTH OF YORKSHIRE FOG ON SUPERPHOSPHATE PLOT (UNLIMED AREA), ON RIGHT OF PHOTO. The basic-slag plot...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 4. BASIC-SLAG PLOT, SHOWING GOOD GROWTH OF CLOVERS (COW-GRASS AND WHITE CLOVER) ; COCKSFOOT ALSO NOTICEABLE.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 5. CHECK PLOT (NO FERTILIZER), WITH MARKED ABSENCE OF CLOVERS
- CHAPTERTWO FUNGAL DISEASES OF THE BLUE LUPIN.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 1. STEM OF BLUE – LUPIN PLANT – ATTACKED BY BOTRYTIS CINEREA. ARROW INDICATES LESION.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 2. VIEW OF LESION INDICATED IN FIG. I. NATURAL SIZE. [Photos by W. C. Davies.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 3. CONIDIOPHORE (a) AND CONIDIA (b) OF BOTRYTIS CINEREA. (A) X 75; (b) X 240.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 4. SCLEROTIA OF BOTRYTIS CINEREA IN RESTING CONDITION. NATURAL SIZE.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 5. CONIDIA PRODUCED BY THE SCLEROTIA OF FIG. 4. NATURAL SIZE. [Photos by W. C. Davies
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 6. SINGLE TUFT OF SCLEROTIAL CONIDIA OF BOTRYTIS CINEREA. X 4 [Photo by W. C. Davies.
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 7 (LEFT). BLUE-LUPIN PLANTS' ATTACKED BY ASCOCHYTA PISI. ARROWS INDICATE LESIONS. FIG. 8. VIEW OF A LESION INDIC...
- ILLUSTRATIONFIG. 9, PYCNIDIA (X 58), AND FIG. 10, SPORES, (X 750), OF ASCOCHYTA PISI.
- CHAPTERCONTAGIOUS VAGINITIS IN COWS.
- CHAPTERGERMINATION OF AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.
- CHAPTERSEASONAL NOTES.
- CHAPTERTHE ORCHARD.
- CHAPTERPOULTRY-KEEPING.
- CHAPTERTHE APIARY.
- CHAPTERTHE GARDEN.
- CHAPTERANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.
- CHAPTERWEATHER RECORDS.
- CHAPTERREVIEW.