Subscribe to RSS feedRail fears stalk grain crop
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Sineva Toevai
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Aug 13, 2009 06:07 PM
THE NEW South Wales Farmers Association warns that the state’s existing grain transport system will be unable to move any substantial increases in grain output in the future.
“There’s a degree of concern that the infrastructure continues to deteriorate leading to a high degree of inefficiency,” the association’s newly-appointed president, Charles Armstrong, said.
“It is imperative the government gets the rail fixed because it is in an...
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