FIG. 2. “TO HALF DO THE JOB IS NO BETTER THAN TO LEAVE IT UNTOUCHED." A two-year-old pasture with weak and open sward of stunted perenmal ryegrass, cocksfoot, dogstail, white, clover, timothy, moss, rib-grass, catsear, selfheal, and fog Compare with. Fig 7. [Photo by E. Bruce Levy.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 47, Issue 6, 20 December 1933, Page 338
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47FIG. 2. “TO HALF DO THE JOB IS NO BETTER THAN TO LEAVE IT UNTOUCHED." A two-year-old pasture with weak and open sward of stunted perenmal ryegrass, cocksfoot, dogstail, white, clover, timothy, moss, rib-grass, catsear, selfheal, and fog Compare with. Fig 7. [Photo by E. Bruce Levy. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 47, Issue 6, 20 December 1933, Page 338
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