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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2769, 26 March 1910, Page 2

Seldom (writes tlie “Waikato Argus ) have farms, in March, presented such a line appearance, all pastures containing abundance of. rich, succulent feed, while crops of turnips, rape, and maize are looking very fresh and green. Some serious loss has, however been caused among swedes and kindred crops b~ the ravages of insect pests, chiefly crickets and grasshoppers, both of which are in enormousi numbers this season. Between these pests in the open country, and the devastations of caterpillars in the bush pastures, some of the benefits arising from the moist, hot summer have been seriously discounted, whole fields being swept bare, with very little chance of recovery until the advent of cold weather.

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