Carbon program will make land more productive

By Mal Gill
December 15 2019 - 5:00am
Donald Maasdopp (left), Pindabunna station (cattle) and Angus Nichols, Edah station (sheep) believe their pastoral leases will ultimately be more productive because of stock management changes required for carbon farming projects.
Donald Maasdopp (left), Pindabunna station (cattle) and Angus Nichols, Edah station (sheep) believe their pastoral leases will ultimately be more productive because of stock management changes required for carbon farming projects.

ANGUS Nichols, Edah station east of Yalgoo, WA, runs six sheep on 100,000 hectares - that's all he has left after wild dog attacks.

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