Local Land Services conference focuses on better managing biodiversity

Taylor  Jurd
Updated June 25 2018 - 8:32am, first published June 19 2018 - 3:24pm
Greater knowledge: Gulgong farmer Colin Seis, Senior Landholder Support Officer with the Biodiversity Conservation Trust, Stacey Avard and agricultural scientist Chriss Rusell. Photo: Belinda Soole.
Greater knowledge: Gulgong farmer Colin Seis, Senior Landholder Support Officer with the Biodiversity Conservation Trust, Stacey Avard and agricultural scientist Chriss Rusell. Photo: Belinda Soole.

More than 120 landholders and agricultural specialists have a greater understanding of how they can better manage biodiversity and boost their farm’s profitability, after attending a conference at Lazy River Estate on Tuesday.

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Taylor  Jurd

Taylor Jurd

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Hi, my name is Taylor Jurd. I am a journalist with Australian Community Media, I write for the Western Magazine and Wellington Times.

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