"There is a greenness in the fields of England that you never see anywhere else except perhaps a little bit of green in Ireland,” said Mr. R. B. Wood in the course of a lecture at Stratford (says the “Taranaki News”). He was not'prepared to say that the English grass contained more nutritive value than New Zealand grasses, but the greenness was retained because the English sun was not as hot as in New Zealand, where it tended to wither the g?iISS.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 259, 2 August 1928, Page 10
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