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Trials to address fertiliser run off

SCIENTISTS from across Australia will use state-of-the-art technology over the next four years to work with grazing farmers in Western Australia to reduce nutrient run off from farms and improve water quality in local waterways and estuaries.

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Farmers will participate in the four-year trial.

Farmers will participate in the four-year trial.

More than $5.5 million has been provided by the state and federal governments for Smart Farming Fertiliser trials to improve the health of waterways and estuaries by reducing fertiliser run-off, which...

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