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Photos from our Champions Farm Tour

by Margaret Mackinnon|Published 14/05/2013

Those who visited the farm of Stuart & Jan Reid “Murlingbung” were able to judge first hand the benefits of rotational grazing to both pasture growth and soil health.  Here are some photos…

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