Show Notes
Ongoing global conflict sees diesel prices start to climb again as farmers get ready for a busy harvest, Adelaide research looks to help prevent cattle deaths from Bovine Respiratory Disease in feedlots, and Australia's horticulture industry sets a target to double the value of exports to $7billion by 2031.
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