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Upper left-Rolling country, Pauatahanui basin, showing improved pastures of ryegrass, white clover, and subterranean clover. Upper rightßolling and semi-steep hill areas near Pauatahanui. The infestation of Scotch thistle in the paddock in the middle distance was typical of many areas in the past wet season. Middle left-Hilltops and slopes which have been cultivated and worked to a seed-bed for the sowing of a grass and clover mixture. Lower Rolling hilltops in the Moonshine Road area, considerable portions of which can be improved by cultivation and by topdressing and oversowing .with clovers. Lower right—Hill tracks give access to many terrace tops and rolling tops which can be cultivated.

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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 87, Issue 2, 15 August 1953, Page 162

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Upper left-Rolling country, Pauatahanui basin, showing improved pastures of ryegrass, white clover, and subterranean clover. Upper rightßolling and semi-steep hill areas near Pauatahanui. The infestation of Scotch thistle in the paddock in the middle distance was typical of many areas in the past wet season. Middle left-Hilltops and slopes which have been cultivated and worked to a seed-bed for the sowing of a grass and clover mixture. Lower Rolling hilltops in the Moonshine Road area, considerable portions of which can be improved by cultivation and by topdressing and oversowing .with clovers. Lower right—Hill tracks give access to many terrace tops and rolling tops which can be cultivated. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 87, Issue 2, 15 August 1953, Page 162

Upper left-Rolling country, Pauatahanui basin, showing improved pastures of ryegrass, white clover, and subterranean clover. Upper rightßolling and semi-steep hill areas near Pauatahanui. The infestation of Scotch thistle in the paddock in the middle distance was typical of many areas in the past wet season. Middle left-Hilltops and slopes which have been cultivated and worked to a seed-bed for the sowing of a grass and clover mixture. Lower Rolling hilltops in the Moonshine Road area, considerable portions of which can be improved by cultivation and by topdressing and oversowing .with clovers. Lower right—Hill tracks give access to many terrace tops and rolling tops which can be cultivated. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 87, Issue 2, 15 August 1953, Page 162