HIGH-COUNTRY FIELD DAY.—Mr R. D. Dick, senior soil conservator of the North Canterbury Catchment Board, talks to persons attending a field day on the Grasmere station at Cass. Mr Dick, with the chairman of the board (Mr R. M. D. Johnson, of Mount Torlesse) beside him, is standing on part of a 1250-acre block which has been oversown and topdressed. Stocking has trebled, and there is less bare ground than when the experiment started.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29500, 29 April 1961, Page 6
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74HIGH-COUNTRY FIELD DAY.—Mr R. D. Dick, senior soil conservator of the North Canterbury Catchment Board, talks to persons attending a field day on the Grasmere station at Cass. Mr Dick, with the chairman of the board (Mr R. M. D. Johnson, of Mount Torlesse) beside him, is standing on part of a 1250-acre block which has been oversown and topdressed. Stocking has trebled, and there is less bare ground than when the experiment started. Press, Volume C, Issue 29500, 29 April 1961, Page 6
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