Farmers make the long hike to see benefit of exclusion fence

John Ellicott
Updated September 24 2017 - 12:13pm, first published 10:30am
Touch test: about 100 farmers and guests gathered at Glenn Turner's "Penshurst" Gilgunnia to see the huge cluster exclusion fence put up by 16 landholders in the area covering more than 177,000 hectares.
Touch test: about 100 farmers and guests gathered at Glenn Turner's "Penshurst" Gilgunnia to see the huge cluster exclusion fence put up by 16 landholders in the area covering more than 177,000 hectares.

A crowd of close to 100 people made the long trek out to Gilgunnia to see at first hand the huge cluster exclusion fence built by 16 farmers.

John Ellicott

John Ellicott

senior journalist

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