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CroppingShowing the first 100 from a total of 148 Cropping articles, sorted by Publication DateDisease management re-evaluated 08-09-2010 | Sandra Taylor Arable | Country-Wide Southern Disease management in cereal crops is changing in relation to crop-management practices and trials are showing a yield response to later season fungicide applications. » Read full article Cropping in the hills 01-09-2010 | Jackie Harrigan Pasture | Country-Wide Northern The initial kill of existing pasture and weeds is one of the most important factors in ensuring hill-country cropping success, H&T Agronomics representative Paul Oliver says. » Read full article Winter crop bonuses 01-09-2010 | Not Specified Pasture | Country-Wide Northern Tony and Catherine Turnbull created a money-making opportunity with Omaka barley and Interval rape this year. » Read full article Plan before leaping into lucerne 01-09-2010 | Not Specified Pasture | Country-Wide Northern Both the Griggs and Turnbulls are following the trend and plan to sow lucerne following their winter crops. Lucerne with prairie grass will be sown together at Meadowbank. » Read full article Decisions made collectively 09-06-2010 | Not Specified Profile | Country-Wide Southern Having the security of water has allowed the family to diversify into cash crops. » Read full article Cropping programme paves way for new pastures 01-05-2010 | Not Specified Pasture | Country-Wide Northern Waerenga has an extensive cropping programme, with 20 to 30ha of pasture sprayed out late in November and sown into Sovereign kale and Dominion swedes. » Read full article Couple increase area planted in arable crops 14-04-2010 | Not Specified Livestock | Country-Wide Southern All crops are direct-drilled with a drill the Tuers share with their neighbour. » Read full article Cereal trials reveal large variation in crop yields 14-04-2010 | Robert Pattison Arable | Country-Wide Southern The performance of cereal crops depends on many factors, from sowing techniques through to harvesting according to Southland trials. » Read full article Canterbury pea crops susceptible to root rot 14-04-2010 | Not Specified Arable | Country-Wide Southern A FAR survey of pea crops in Canterbury has shown root rot is the most common disease affecting crop yields. » Read full article Bread-and-butter crop also a world-beater 14-04-2010 | Sandra Taylor Arable | Country-Wide Southern Mike and Margaret Solari, who farm near Gore, broke their own world record this year by growing a 15.637t/ha crop of Einstein wheat, beating their previous record by 0.277t/ha. » Read full article » View next page of results |
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