Vol. 3 (1950)

Articles

• Recent overseas developments in weed control

  B.W. Doak

  3-5

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• Experiments in brush control

  L.J. Matthews

  6-9

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• Weed control in north-eastern United States

  Francis B. Muller

  10-15

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• The control of riverbed growth in South Canterbury

  I.E. Jones

  16-20

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• Experiments in chemical control of gorse

  A. Brodie

  21-24

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• Weed control on New Zealand railways

  E.H. Lovatt

  25-28

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• Noxious weed control from the viewpoint of an Inspector

  John Robinson

  29-32

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• The management of mixed cropping farms with particular reference to weed control

  A.H. Flay

  33-35

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• Weed control by cultivation and spraying

  R.C. Allen

  36-37

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• Farm management aspects

  A. Amos

  38-38

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• Some observations on hormone spraying

  L.B. Scott

  39-40

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• Low volume chemical weed control in peas

  C.H. Blair

  41-44

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• A contractor's experiences

  S. Sargent

  45-47

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• Experiments in weed control in Canterbury

  W.L. Osborn

  48-50

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• Ecological aspects of weed control in pastures

  S.H. Saxby

  51-55

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• Weed control in Tasmania

  E.F. Fricke

  56-58

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• Weed control measures in New South Wales

  K.R. Creen

  59-60

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• Weeds in lawns and playing areas

  E.A. Madden

  61-67

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• Sulphuric acid spraying of onions

  T.R. Munday

  68-72

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• Weedkillers in horticulture

  C.A. Helson

  73-76

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• Weed problems in the nursery

  J.E. Hume

  77-78

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