Four ways PETA got it wrong on drought ‘crisis’
Experts respond to PETA claims on drought and sheep welfare.
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“Pop used to carry a ‘brag book’ of photos to show how he conserved hay back in 1937.”Eight-plus tonne/ha crop is a winner
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