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Mr D. M. Johnston (left), who farms at Willowby in Mid-Canterbury checking his linseed crop for harvesting with Mr G. Pitt, field officer for Fletcher Agriculture. Mr Johnston, who has been growing linseed for many years, is an enthusiast for the crop, which produces about a tonne to the acre and returns of up to $200 an acre.

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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33774, 21 February 1975, Page 10

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Mr D. M. Johnston (left), who farms at Willowby in Mid-Canterbury checking his linseed crop for harvesting with Mr G. Pitt, field officer for Fletcher Agriculture. Mr Johnston, who has been growing linseed for many years, is an enthusiast for the crop, which produces about a tonne to the acre and returns of up to $200 an acre. Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33774, 21 February 1975, Page 10

Mr D. M. Johnston (left), who farms at Willowby in Mid-Canterbury checking his linseed crop for harvesting with Mr G. Pitt, field officer for Fletcher Agriculture. Mr Johnston, who has been growing linseed for many years, is an enthusiast for the crop, which produces about a tonne to the acre and returns of up to $200 an acre. Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33774, 21 February 1975, Page 10