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Do local dairy to help farmers

SADA President and Mount Compass dairy farmer Robert Brokenshire, with his grandson Arlo, is calling on South Australian dairy consumers to buy local to support local farmers and their families during tough times. (Emma Heidenreich: 340576_01)
Dee Elferink

Dairy farmers are asking South Australians to eat and drink local produce to support them through the current fuel crisis. […]

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