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WHERE THE FORESTER MEETS THE FARMER
1974
Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association
THE AREA of New Zealand is 26 million hectares of which 8.3 million hectares is classed as good farming land, 500 000 ha as first-class cropping land, and 607 000 ha as productive exotic forest, about half State owned and half owned by private companies or local authorities. Recently the rate of exotic forest planting has accelerated and the area being planted has expanded to a degree that could be termed an arboreal population explosion. The forester and the farmer are now meeting face to face
doi:10.33584/jnzg.1974.36.1393
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