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<blockquote data-quote="Maggie" data-source="post: 4483" data-attributes="member: 71"><p>Sometimes at conferences, there are presentations that stick out as memorable. The presentation at the Queenstown conference for me, was the PowerPoint presentation on soil sampling in Southland. Apparently every few metres of soil in Southland (and of course I may have this incorrect) was sampled. This sampling determined what the land should be used for. i.e. should the sheep be got rid of and eucalyptus be planted, should whatever pasture be got rid of and paeonies planted. I found this v interesting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maggie, post: 4483, member: 71"] Sometimes at conferences, there are presentations that stick out as memorable. The presentation at the Queenstown conference for me, was the PowerPoint presentation on soil sampling in Southland. Apparently every few metres of soil in Southland (and of course I may have this incorrect) was sampled. This sampling determined what the land should be used for. i.e. should the sheep be got rid of and eucalyptus be planted, should whatever pasture be got rid of and paeonies planted. I found this v interesting. [/QUOTE]
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