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[ FIELDBAY i Thursday 11 February Take time to walk and talk with Bob and Isla McFadden, ‘The Acheron,’ Cheviot, winners of the ' l 1987 Lincoln College Foundation Farmer of vy the Year Award Tour and talk about development and management of this 800 ha Corriedale sheep property. Bring your lunch and, if possible, 4WD vehicle. Start 10 a.m. Meet at woolshed, immediately South of Hurunui River Bridge, SHW 1. All welcome Enquiries Jim Malcolm Education Unit, Lincoln College (03)252-811 |

DOT SEKHM W WEEBCMTWI. ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1988 at the Canterbury Room, Russley Hotel COMMENCING 12.45 p.m., experts from the Ministry of Forestry’s forest research centres, will present the latest advances in weed control methods, and techniques. Topics include, second rotation tree establishment, weed control through grazing, additives and techniques for controlling bracken, gorse, broom, and other weeds and grasses particularly prevalent in the Canterbury region, low volume aerial application, and alternatives to 245-T. Registration fee, $5O (also includes afternoon tea and refreshments later). Numbers limited. For further information, and application forms, contact: TONY STRAW MINISTRY OF FORESTRY PHONE 791-040 Bus, 327-277 A.H.

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