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1934•Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland AssociationOpen access

SUCCESSFUL GRAZING OF PASTURES IN SHEEP-GRAZING; THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TITIPUA BLOCK

WD Hunt, Alexander M. Stuart

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An area of 5,500 acres in extent, of which 1,590 acres is leasehold, known as the Titipua Block, was acquired by Sir Wm. D. Hunt in 1928, at a nominal figure.

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An area of 5,500 acres in extent, of which 1,590 acres is leasehold, known as the Titipua Block, was acquired by Sir Wm. D. Hunt in 1928, at a nominal figure.

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An area of 5,500 acres in extent, of which 1,590 acres is leasehold, known as the Titipua Block, was acquired by Sir Wm. D. Hunt in 1928, at a nominal figure.

Key concepts: Grazing, Block (permutation group theory), Geography, Agroforestry, Agronomy, Biology, Mathematics, Geometry

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