FIG. 11. “ WHITE CLOVER IS SLOW TO ESTABLISH ON STEEP HILLSIDES WHERE THE CAMBRIDGE ROLLER CANNOT BE USED.” Hillside sowing, showing isolated white clover ; establishment and healthy grass, and stunted grass-sward where clover is absent. The main grasses shown are rye-grass, brown-top, and Yorkshire fog. Ngakuru Block. Photos by E. Bruce Levy
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 47, Issue 6, 20 December 1933, Page 347
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52FIG. 11. “ WHITE CLOVER IS SLOW TO ESTABLISH ON STEEP HILLSIDES WHERE THE CAMBRIDGE ROLLER CANNOT BE USED.” Hillside sowing, showing isolated white clover ; establishment and healthy grass, and stunted grass-sward where clover is absent. The main grasses shown are rye-grass, brown-top, and Yorkshire fog. Ngakuru Block. Photos by E. Bruce Levy New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 47, Issue 6, 20 December 1933, Page 347
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