The good oil on a very versatile oil
AUSTRALIANS are going nuts for macadamia oil sourced from plantations up and down Australia’s east coast, including Bundaberg.
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AUSTRALIANS are going nuts for macadamia oil sourced from plantations up and down Australia’s east coast, including Bundaberg.
INCREASING numbers of landholders are looking for more sustainable ways to produce crops and raise animals.
A NEW variety of sugarcane is available to growers in the southern growing region, after endorsements from the Variety Adoption Committees.
FRASER Coast landholders have the opportunity to learn important forest management skills on Friday.
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A STRANGE light spotted on the western horizon of the Fraser Coast on Monday evening is most likely a planetary alignment, say Hervey Bay astronomy enthusiasts.
Planets don't move from over head to the horizon in 40 minutes. They do not move sideways. They do not grow trails of fire. They do not flash. It looked nothing like a planet.
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