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SPECIAL PURPOSE PASTURES ON LIGHT LAND

R.H. Bevin

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The all-year-round feeding of stock on pasture without ,the aid of supplementary feed is an end greatly desired by New Zealand grass farmers. In some of the milder areas of the north this end is often achieved, but throughout the Dominion various factors operate against twelve months grazing. These factors are climatic, geographic, and edaphic.

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The all-year-round feeding of stock on pasture without ,the aid of supplementary feed is an end greatly desired by New Zealand grass farmers. In some of the milder areas of the north this end is often achieved, but throughout the Dominion various factors operate against twelve months grazing. These factors are climatic, geographic, and edaphic.

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The all-year-round feeding of stock on pasture without ,the aid of supplementary feed is an end greatly desired by New Zealand grass farmers. In some of the milder areas of the north this end is often achieved, but throughout the Dominion various factors operate against twelve months grazing. These factors are climatic, geographic, and edaphic.

Key concepts: Edaphic, Pasture, Grazing, Dominion, Agroforestry, Stock (firearms), Geography, Agronomy

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