1972 Journal Papers

1.

President's address: Morality and partnership in crop production

H.C. Smith pp. 1-3

2.

The effects of time of application of nitrogen on seed yield of ‘Grasslands Ruanui’ ryegrass

M.J. Hill pp. 5-10

3.

Method of seedbed preparation - effects on maize (Zea mays L.) and barley (Hordeum sativum Jess) yields

P.C. Palmer, A. G. Mackay and B.P. O'Connor pp. 11-20

4.

A maize (Zea mays L.) crop rotation-study in Poverty Bay

J.A. Douglas, D.P. Sinclair and T.E. Ludecke pp. 21-29

5.

The use of small plots and a small harvester in the evaluation of barley cultivars

A.D. Hall pp. 31-37

6.

The use of a systematic spacing design in plant population studies

J.A. Douglas and C.B. Dyson pp. 39-47

7.

Field evaluation of Zephyr barley

8.

The yield performance of five recently released potato cultivars

L.W. Blackmore, J.A. Douglas, E.N. Honore and C.C. McLeod pp. 57-63

9.

Some problems with the introduction of a new bean crop to New Zealand

J. Palmer pp. 65-71

10.

Cultivation of Solanum in Canterbury

11.

Some effects of cycocel and ethrel on maturity, yield and keeping quality of onions (Allium cepa L.)

W.T. Bussell pp. 85-93

12.

The establishment of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) with cover crops

T.P. Palmer and R. Wynn-Williams pp. 95-110

13.

Micrometeorological instrumentation

J.S. Talbot and J.P. Kerr pp. 111-124

14.

The effect of nematodes on the growth and utilisation of phosphorus by white clover on a yellow-brown loam (Summary Only)

15.

Stomatal pores – The link between leaf and atmosphere (Summary Only)

16.

Link between leaf and evapotranspiration rates of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.), paspalum (Paspalum dilatatum) and maize (Zea mays L.) (Summary Only)