OPINION: Farmers will not be the kings and queens of their castles.

By David Everist
August 27 2016 - 9:00am
REGULAR: Many wool producers are embracing more regular shearing. Some are shearing every six months to produce a shorter staple wool of higher quality. Photo: ELENOR TEDENBORG
REGULAR: Many wool producers are embracing more regular shearing. Some are shearing every six months to produce a shorter staple wool of higher quality. Photo: ELENOR TEDENBORG

The Victorian government has been urged by an environmental mob to use aerial surveillance to keep an eye on land clearing activities by farmers. They say satellite images can be stored and then used to monitor in later years.

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