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THE rocks and soils of Central Otago have fascinated men for more than 100 years, partly because they are such obvious features of an unusual landscape, but also because both have proved to be a source of wealth. The spectacular but short-lived harvest of gold served to open up the region to men who readily appreciated that the soils could be persuaded to yield much more than just this one, fickle, metallic crop. That their judgement was sound is indicated by the diverse and abundant agriculture flourishing in Central Otago today. Central Otago is more a concept than a rigidly defined region, but for present purposes it is regarded as extending from the Southern Alps in the north-west to the Taieri Ridge and Lammerlaw Range in the south-east; and from the St. Bathans, Hawkdun and Kakanui Ranges in the north-east to Lake Wakatipu, the Carrick and Umbrella Mountains in the south-west. Thus defined, the region includes parts of Vincent, Maniototo, Lake, Tuapeka, Taieri and Waihemo Counties.

THE SOILS OF CENTRAL OTAGO