INTRODUCTION TO FARMING IN NELSON

D.M.E. Merry; N.J. Adamson; R.H. Scott

doi:10.33584/jnzg.1954.16.1029

INTRODUCTION TO FARMING IN NELSON

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D.M.E. Merry
N.J. Adamson
R.H. Scott

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https://doi.org/10.33584/jnzg.1954.16.1029

Abstract

Nelson is a district of scenic charm. It has an equable and sunny climate and a pattern of farming as diverse, or more so, than any other part of the Dominion.

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1954-01-01

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Volume 16, 1954, Nelson

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