How can a survey help build resilience for Australian farmers?
News | Posted Apr 21,2020
From Southern Cross University: This week, two thousand farmers and landholders on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia will be receiving a survey. The surveys are part of a Soil CRC (Cooperative Research Centre) project to understand what farm management practices are being undertaken, and why farmers choose the farming methods that they do.
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