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Agronomy

Renovation of pastures containing paspalum 1 . Persistence of overdrilled ryegrass and prairie grass and effect on seasonal pasture production

E. R. Thom Ruakura Animal Research Centre, MAF, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand
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G. W. Sheath Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, MAF, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand
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A. M. Bryant Ruakura Animal Research Centre, MAF, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand
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N. R. Cox Ruakura Animal Research Centre, MAF, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 575-585 | Received 07 Apr 1986, Published online: 14 Feb 2012

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S. L. Woodward & J. R. Caradus. (2000) Performance of white clover cultivars and breeding lines in rotationally grazed Waikato dairy pasture, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 43:3, pages 323-333.
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V. T. Burggraaf & E. R. Thom. (2000) Contamination and persistence of endophyte‐free ryegrass pastures established by spray‐drilling, and intensively grazed by dairy cows in the Waikato region of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 43:2, pages 163-173.
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E. R. Thom, C. D. Waugh & R. J. McCabe. (1998) Growth and persistence of perennial and hybrid ryegrasses when grazed by dairy cows in the central Waikato region of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 41:4, pages 477-486.
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E. R. Thom, D. D. Wildermoth & M. J. Taylor. (1993) Growth and persistence of perennial ryegrass and white clover direct-drilled into a paspalum-dominant dairy pasture treated with glyphosate. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 36:2, pages 197-207.
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E. R. Thom. (1991) Effect of early spring grazing frequency on the reproductive growth and development of a perennial ryegrass tiller population. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 34:4, pages 383-389.
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E.R. Trom, G.W. Sheath & A.M. Bryant. (1989) Seasonal variations in total nonstructural carbohydrate and major element levels in perennial ryegrass and paspalum in a mixed pasture. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 32:2, pages 157-165.
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R.H. Blank & M.H. Olson. (1988) Effect of black beetle, in association with nitrogen and summer spelling, on pasture production on sandy soils. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 31:4, pages 445-453.
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P. J. L'Huillier. (1987) Tiller appearance and death of Lolium perenne in mixed swards grazed by dairy cattle at two stocking rates. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 30:1, pages 15-22.
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E. R. Thom, G. W. Sheath, A. M. Bryant & N. R. Cox. (1986) Renovation of pastures containing paspalum 3. Effect of defoliation management and irrigation on ryegrass growth and persistence. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 29:4, pages 599-611.
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E. R. Thom, G. W. Sheath, A. M. Bryant & N. R. Cox. (1986) Renovation of pastures containing paspalum 2. Effects of nitrogen fertiliser on the growth and persistence of overdrilled ryegrass. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 29:4, pages 587-598.
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J. M. Lee, E. R. Thom, K. Wynn, D. Waugh, L. Rossi & D. F. Chapman. (2017) High perennial ryegrass seeding rates reduce plant size and survival during the first year after sowing: does this have implications for pasture sward persistence?. Grass and Forage Science 72:3, pages 382-400.
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K. N. Tozer, E. Minneé & C. A. Cameron. (2012) Resistance of New Zealand dairy pastures to ingress of summer-active annual grass weeds. Crop and Pasture Science 63:10, pages 1026.
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L.M. Chagas, P.J.S. Gore, G. Graham, K.A. Macdonald & D. Blache. (2008) Effect of Restricted Feeding and Monopropylene Glycol Postpartum on Metabolic Hormones and Postpartum Anestrus in Grazing Dairy Heifers. Journal of Dairy Science 91:5, pages 1822-1833.
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L.M. Chagas, P.J.S. Gore, S. Meier, K.A. Macdonald & G.A. Verkerk. (2007) Effect of Monopropylene Glycol on Luteinizing Hormone, Metabolites, and Postpartum Anovulatory Intervals in Primiparous Dairy Cows. Journal of Dairy Science 90:3, pages 1168-1175.
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A. R. Lawson & K. B. Kelly. (2007) Responses to the renovation of an irrigated perennial pasture in northern Victoria. 1. Pasture consumption and nutritive characteristics. Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 47:2, pages 149.
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J. W. Penno, K. A. Macdonald, C. W. Holmes, S. R. Davis, G. F. Wilson, I. M. Brookes & E. R. Thom. (2007) Responses to supplementation by dairy cows given low pasture allowances in different seasons 1. Pasture intake and substitution. Animal Science 82:5, pages 661-670.
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Paul W. Bartholomew. (2005) Comparison of Conventional and Minimal Tillage for Low-Input Pasture Improvement. Forage & Grazinglands 3:1, pages 1-14.
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