Vol. 9 (1956)

Proceedings of the New Zealand Weed Control Conference - Volume 9

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30843/nzpp.1956.9

Published: 1956-08-01

Weed problems in South Canterbury

J.L. Symons

7-12
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Sweet briar control

A.R. Dingwall

13-18
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Barberry control

S.R. Hewitt

19-21
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Hawthorn control

D.L. Johns

22-24
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Railway track trials

R.K. Ward

25-28
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Nassella tussock

W.F. Leonard

29-35
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Cape tulip in New Zealand

D.I. Clue

36-40
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Progress in suppression of noxious weeds

F.W. Lovett

41-43
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Recent research work with dalapon

M.S. Foreman

44-48
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Recent work in management and control of gorse

P.S. Ferens

49-53
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Weed control overseas

C.E. Iversen

54-56
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Crop desiccation trials

W.V. Hadfield

57-61
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Permanent soil sterilisation

D.D. Devereux

62-65
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Chemical weed control in peas

F.C. Allen

66-72
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MCPB in Canterbury

P.D. Blomfield

73-78
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Brassica weed control in Southland

T.G. Sewell

79-82
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Research notes on weed control

J.J.A. McLaughlin

83-88
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Clover tolerance

F.B. Thompson

89-93
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Weedkillers as an aid to the establishment, maintenance and renovation of pastures

S.M. MacLean

94-100
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The use of weedkillers in relation to fat lamb production

K.H.C. Lewis

101-105
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Weed control in lucerne

J.N. Fitzgerald

106-109
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Control of weeds in irrigation races

R.C. Schofield

110-114
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Weed control in drains

J.N. Fitzgerald

115-118
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Place of phenoxybutyric acids in New Zealand

L.J. Matthews

119-123
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Work with colloidal and emulsifiable acids

R.L. Taylor

124-127
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The significance of formulation and its relationship to selective herbicide efficiency

S.W. Preston, B.J. Thompson

128-134
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