Water sales help boost wild dog, cane toad control programs

John Ellicott
December 6 2018 - 1:00pm
Sale of drought relief water will help boost pest control programs such as stopping the cane toad. Clarence Valley is the southern extent of cane toads. Breeding populations to the north of Brooms Head have successfully been contained.
Sale of drought relief water will help boost pest control programs such as stopping the cane toad. Clarence Valley is the southern extent of cane toads. Breeding populations to the north of Brooms Head have successfully been contained.

The sale of 15,000 megalitres of water to help drought-affected farmers is now benefitting pest control programs in the state.

John Ellicott

John Ellicott

senior journalist

journalist and author

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