planted the banks of
the Littie Waipa with native trees and flaxes but left long grass to catch nutrient run-off from the paddocks, and to filter silt deposited by flooding.
ANN GRAEME
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Forest and Bird, Issue 303, 1 February 2002, Page 31
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32planted the banks of the Littie Waipa with native trees and flaxes but left long grass to catch nutrient run-off from the paddocks, and to filter silt deposited by flooding. ANN GRAEME Forest and Bird, Issue 303, 1 February 2002, Page 31
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