Chicory Part F - References and further reading on chicory
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References and further reading
Alemseged, Y 1998, PhD Thesis, University of NSW (in preparation)
Alemseged, Y, Kemp, D, Michalk, DR & Millar, GD 1995, 'Chicory based pastures for the central tablelands of NSW' in Michalk, DR 1995, Latest developments in pasture species, The Grasslands Society of NSW, Orange, NSW.
Fraser, TJ, Cosgrove, GP, Thomas, WJ, Stevens, DR & Hickey, MJ 1988, 'Performance of Grasslands Puna Chicory', Proceedings of New Zealand Grasslands Association, 49.
Goodacre, M & Kemp, D 1991, Forage Facts: Chicory – a new forage herb for the New South Wales Central Tablelands and Slopes, Wright Stephenson & Co., Australia.
Kemp, DR & Michalk, DL 1998, Permanent summer forage: Development of chicory to fill the feed gap, Project DAN.070, Meat Research Corporation. Australia.
Li, GD, Kemp, P & Hodgson, J 1994, 'Control of reproductive growth in Puna chicory by grazing management', Proceedings of New Zealand Grasslands Association.
Li, GD, Kemp, P & Hodgson, J 1997, Biomass allocation, regrowth and root carbohydrate reserves of chicory in response to defoliation in glasshouse conditions', Journal of Agricultural Science, Cambridge, England.
Li, GD, Kemp, P & Hodgson, J 1997, 'Herbage production and persistence of Puna chicory under grazing management over 4 years', New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, vol. 40.
Moloney, SC 1992, The establishment, management and animal performance of Grasslands Puna Chicory, AgResearch, Grasslands Research Centre, New Zealand.
Parker, M & Kemp, DR 1998, 'Farmer experience with chicory on the Central Tablelands and Slopes of NSW', The Grasslands Society of NSW conference proceedings.
Rumball, W 1986, 'Grasslands Puna Chicory', New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture.
Stovold, GE 1983, Charcoal rot, Agfact AB.8, 1st edn, NSW Agriculture.
Upjohn, B, Michalk, D 1999, Does chicory tolerate soil acidity?, unpublished, Orange Agricultural Institute, NSW Agriculture.
Upjohn, B & Parker, M 1999, Chicory — a high performance forage, Agnote DPI-243, 1st edn, NSW Agriculture.
Upjohn, B, Parker, M & Kemp, D 2005, Chicory (Chicorium intybus), Agnote DPI-398, 3rd edn, NSW Department of Primary Industries.
Wrightson Seeds (UD), Grasslands Puna Chicory: Quality feed for healthy livestock and better products, Wrightson Seeds, New Zealand.
Acknowledgments
Meat & Livestock Australia, the Woolmark Company and Wrightson Seeds have funded research studies utilised for this publication. Warren McDonald has provided technical expertise and advice, Yohannes Alemseged, Mary Goodacre and Dr David Michalk have all contributed to studies on chicory. Geoffrey Millar, Ian Emerson, David Pickering, Jenni Tarleton, Sue Betts and Sue Priest have provided excellent technical support. Special thanks to Mike Gout, Louise Steens and Andrew Allsop of Wrightson Seeds for their continuing support and information, and to Dean Baker of Pyne Gould Guinness. Thankyou to the many NSW DPI (which includes the former NSW Agriculture) agronomists, technical and scientific staff who have related their experiences and expertise.
We are especially grateful to the many farmers who have also been willing to discuss with us their experiences with chicory. Particular thanks to Craig and Jill Molineaux and to Paul, Robin and Tim Quilty for providing trial sites and paddocks, and stock for photos.
Cautions
Always read the label
Users of agricultural (or veterinary) chemical products must always read the label and any Permit before using the product, and strictly comply with the directions on the label and the conditions of any Permit. Users are not absolved from compliance with the directions on the label or the conditions of the permit by reason of any statement made or omitted to be made in this publication.
Pasture improvement
Pasture improvement may be associated with an increase in the incidence of certain livestock health disorders. Livestock and production losses from some disorders is possible. Management may need to be modified to minimise risk. Consult your veterinarian or adviser when planning pasture improvement.
The Native Vegetation Conservation Act 1997 restricts some pasture improvement practices where existing pasture contains native species. Inquire through your office of the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources (DIPNR).
Further information
For further information on chicory, see the other parts of Agfact P2.5.40:
