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20 July, 2026

Survey extension aims to boost farmer input

FARMERS across the Wimmera are being encouraged to have their voices heard after researchers extended the deadline for the Wimmera Rural Landholder Survey.

By Natalie Anderson

Woorak Community and Land Management Group member Matt Rohde has installed six soil moisture probes and weather stations on his property, with district-wide data helping inform farming decisions. Photo credit: Matt Rohde
Woorak Community and Land Management Group member Matt Rohde has installed six soil moisture probes and weather stations on his property, with district-wide data helping inform farming decisions. Photo credit: Matt Rohde

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