Southern Queensland landholders join the cluster fence movement

By Hayley Skelly-Kennedy
Updated December 5 2017 - 4:29pm, first published 11:09am
The 25km-long Kindon cluster fence joins the existing Queensland Wild Dog Barrier Fence to enclose 28,000 hectares of mixed cattle and cropping land.
The 25km-long Kindon cluster fence joins the existing Queensland Wild Dog Barrier Fence to enclose 28,000 hectares of mixed cattle and cropping land.

Landholders in the Goondiwindi region have put in 25 kilometres of exclusion fence to create a cluster of five properties.

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