The above subject which I have been. kindly ,I requested to give some remarks on to this Conference may not seen very interesting to many of us these days,, when the attraction of the 'high fertility yields of our topdressed cultivated grasses command so muc.h attention. To many of us9 tussocks are just tussocks, whether we see the? growing in Marlborough, Canterbury, Otago or Southland, and do not attract much attention in regard to differences, feeding value and suitable climatic conditions.
