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Lupins In Western Australia. 1. Species And Varieties, John Sylvester Gladstones

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

First in a series of articles on the varieties, cultivation and uses of lupins in Western Australia.

Lupins are ideally suited to the climate and soils of many districts of Western Australia and their cultivation here dates from the early years of the century.

However, although there were some 500,000 acres of lupins growing in the State in 1968, their cultivation in recent years has been largely limited to infertile sandplain soils where other legumes usually fail.

Turf Management Conference Proceedings, The Stockbridge School Turf Management Club

Turf Clippings

1. The Value of Earthworms by Eric Johnson (page 1)
2. Golf Course Bridge Construction by Robert A. Huntley (2)
3. Importance of Trees and Care by Donald Pipczinski (3)
4. Management Practices Help Control Turf Diseases by Larry Bunn (3)
5. Class Will of '69 (5)
6. Famous Sayings of '69 (6)
7. The Reluctant Human by John Denison (A-1)
8. Communicating by Frank Gallagher (A-4)
9. Vandalism on the Golf Course by Edward B. Patroski (A-7)
10. The GCSAA Organization - What it Means to You (A-13)
11. Role of Potash in Turf Production by Lindsay D. Brown (A-17)
12. Dew is Note Dew by Tom Mascaro (A-28)
13. Insects in …

Spring 1969, Geoffrey S. Cornish, William G. Robinson, Walter H. Gardner, S. K. Ries, Ken Voorhies, Dale Kern, W. E. Cordukes, Gerry Finn

Turf Bulletin

1. Design Features the Golfer Wants by Geoffrey S. Cornish & William G. Robinson (page 3)
2. How Water Moves in the Soil by Walter H. Gardner (6)
3. Course Care in Winter (8)
4. Spray-on Protein Boosters by S. K. Ries (9)
5. 1969 Turf Conference Program (12)
6. How to Get More Benefits from Our Next Conference (13)
7. Budget Control by Ken Voorhies (15)
8. Turf Analysis Test by Dale Kern (18)
9. Tolerance of Various Turfgrasses to Foliar Applications of Road Salt by W.E. Cordukes (22)
10. "He 'Fitz' the Bill" by Gerry Finn (24)

Summer 1969, Robert Schery, Edward G. Konieczny, Jeff Wheeler, William H. Daniel, Elwin E. Deal, James W. Timmerman

Turf Bulletin

Massachusetts Turf and Lawn Grass Council
Better Turf Through Research and Education

Contents:

1. New Lawn Seeds Ready to Sprout Profits by Robert W. Schery (page 3)
2. Potash Experiments on Turf Grasses by Edward G. Konieczny (4)
3. Understanding the Basis... Fertilizer Spreader: Spreading Relationships (9)
4. TVA Shows Sulpher Coated Urea (13)
5. Salinity Tolerance of Turfgrass by Jeff Wheeler (19)
6. Poa Annua by William H. Daniel (23)
7. Turf Management by Elwin E. Deal (26)
8. The Art and Science of Greenskeeping by James W. Timmerman (27)

Fall 1969, Gene C. Nutter, W. H. Garman, Charles Wurster, J. S. Coartney, A. H. Kates

Turf Bulletin

Massachusetts Lawn and Turf Grass Council
Better Turf Through Research and Education

1. Artificial Turf Faces Credibility Gab by Dr. Gene C. Nutter (page 1)
2. Nitrogen Facts and Fallacies by W.H. Garman (2)
3. DDT Opponents by Charles Wurster, Jr. (10)
4. DDT Defenders by Charles Wurster, Jr. (11)
5. What Type 2,4-D to Use? by J.S. Coartney and A.H. Kates (21)
6. Irrigation Circuit Break Pinpointed in One Hour (24)

Winter 1969, Warren Bidwell, Basil E. Purhiss, J. Phil Campbell Jr., Edwin M. Wheeler, J. H. Gordon, Melvin Robey, Howard R. Taylor, Harold D. Loden

Turf Bulletin

1. Plants to Enhance Man's Environment - Prepared by a Joint Task Force of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and and the State Universities and Land Grant Colleges (page 1)
2. Man and his Golf -- A Need Fulfilled by Warren Bidwell (8)
3. The Cost of Infected Water by Basil E. Purhiss (11)
4. U.S.D.A.'s Campbell Calls for Truth About Polution by Phil Campbell, Jr. (14)
5. Fertilizers are Not Threatening our Environment by Edwin M. Wheeler (16)
6. Turf--Basic Principles of Nutrition by J.H. Gordon (18)
7. Use of Ion-Exchange Resins in Fertilization of Turfgrasses by Melvin Robey (20)
8. The Professional Approach by Howard R. …

Pasture Seed Production In Western Australia, B J. Quinlivan

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

Pasture seed production in Western Australia is an industry with a somewhat turbulent past. Booms and slumps have been the rule rather than the exception.

However, during the past few years there has been some degree of "stability"—if not in price, at least in terms of total production.