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Latest issue - Autumn 2002 (#13)

'FE watch' For two months, King Country farmers have been on the lookout for signs facial eczema (FE) is approaching
'Unmasking endophyte' The basics. Imagine being invisible. And so small you are living inside a grass plant
'New louse test ready for action' A new test, which will give farmers early warning of a louse infestation, is now ready for use
'Disaster-proofing your farm'
'The farm as a herbage factory' Back-to-front regrassing
'Giving footrot the boot' New tools in the kit
'New wasp to sting clover root weevil' Researchers find self-breeding female
'More lifts from lotus'
'Farming sheep in the greenhouse' What can or should be done about the methane producers grazing on your farm?
'Artificial rearing can pay' But only if the lamb otherwise would have died
'Getting more mileage from silage' Protein is the key to quality
'Conservation at home' Help at hand to protect your land
'Sheep for profit' Monitoring turns to managing
'Selecting for whiter wool' The yellow wool challenge
'Measuring shades of green' Waving wands to boost productivity
'Contactors happy with young shearers' Apprenticeships scheme attracts a quality workforce
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