A South Canterbury mixed cropping and Drysdale sheep farmer, Mr Roger Slater, of Hilton, with an example of the extensive drainage work done on his farm recently. As part of the field day for the annual Grasslands Conference, held in South Canterbury, Mr Slater opened up a shallow pit to show (at left) the tile drainage pattern, and the intersecting moles behind him.
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Press, 9 November 1984, Page 18
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63A South Canterbury mixed cropping and Drysdale sheep farmer, Mr Roger Slater, of Hilton, with an example of the extensive drainage work done on his farm recently. As part of the field day for the annual Grasslands Conference, held in South Canterbury, Mr Slater opened up a shallow pit to show (at left) the tile drainage pattern, and the intersecting moles behind him. Press, 9 November 1984, Page 18
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