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Town And Country Farmer Magazine Town & Country Farmer January/February 2017 Back Issue

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SAFFRON: Threads of Gold: Saffron growing a burgeoning opportunity for farmers
Crowned as the world’s most expensive spice.

FIREBREAKS: Green firebreaks help protect farms from bushfires
Fire retardant plants can absorb more of the heat.

ARAKAI TEA: Cuppa anyone?
Meet an inspiring family of artisan
tea makers.

WAYNE’S WORLD: Dam! We need more water...
The problem of water is never far from your mind.

YOUR HORSE: The Brumby – from iconic symbol to feral villain?
Organised culling generally occurs out of sight and mind.

SUSTAINABILITY: Sustainability, permaculture and an organic café
Bridging the gap between talk and action on sustainable living.

LAMB: The White Sheep of the Family
A journey from Wall St. New York to Nulla Vale Victoria.

MISTLETOE: Mistletoes – a plant with a bad reputation
In the Australian bush mistletoes flourish throughout the year.

SHORTHORN CATTLE: Dairy shorthorn cattle - the beautiful breed
You can combine milk and beef production in one herd.

ALPACAS: Practical advice from the Australian Alpaca Association.
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Town & Country Farmer January/February 2017 In this issue... SAFFRON: Threads of Gold: Saffron growing a burgeoning opportunity for farmers Crowned as the world’s most expensive spice. FIREBREAKS: Green firebreaks help protect farms from bushfires Fire retardant plants can absorb more of the heat. ARAKAI TEA: Cuppa anyone? Meet an inspiring family of artisan tea makers. WAYNE’S WORLD: Dam! We need more water... The problem of water is never far from your mind. YOUR HORSE: The Brumby – from iconic symbol to feral villain? Organised culling generally occurs out of sight and mind. SUSTAINABILITY: Sustainability, permaculture and an organic café Bridging the gap between talk and action on sustainable living. LAMB: The White Sheep of the Family A journey from Wall St. New York to Nulla Vale Victoria. MISTLETOE: Mistletoes – a plant with a bad reputation In the Australian bush mistletoes flourish throughout the year. SHORTHORN CATTLE: Dairy shorthorn cattle - the beautiful breed You can combine milk and beef production in one herd. ALPACAS: Practical advice from the Australian Alpaca Association.


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In this issue...

SAFFRON: Threads of Gold: Saffron growing a burgeoning opportunity for farmers
Crowned as the world’s most expensive spice.

FIREBREAKS: Green firebreaks help protect farms from bushfires
Fire retardant plants can absorb more of the heat.

ARAKAI TEA: Cuppa anyone?
Meet an inspiring family of artisan
tea makers.

WAYNE’S WORLD: Dam! We need more water...
The problem of water is never far from your mind.

YOUR HORSE: The Brumby – from iconic symbol to feral villain?
Organised culling generally occurs out of sight and mind.

SUSTAINABILITY: Sustainability, permaculture and an organic café
Bridging the gap between talk and action on sustainable living.

LAMB: The White Sheep of the Family
A journey from Wall St. New York to Nulla Vale Victoria.

MISTLETOE: Mistletoes – a plant with a bad reputation
In the Australian bush mistletoes flourish throughout the year.

SHORTHORN CATTLE: Dairy shorthorn cattle - the beautiful breed
You can combine milk and beef production in one herd.

ALPACAS: Practical advice from the Australian Alpaca Association.
read more read less
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