Gympie dairy keeps on keeping on despite cost of drought

Mark Phelps
Updated October 14 2019 - 9:08pm, first published 8:53pm
KEEP ON KEEPING ON: Barbara Gear (pictured) and her husband Robert are producing some 11,000 litres a day on their Cedar Pocket dairy farm.
KEEP ON KEEPING ON: Barbara Gear (pictured) and her husband Robert are producing some 11,000 litres a day on their Cedar Pocket dairy farm.

DESPITE the staggering feed and energy costs, Gympie district dairy farmers Robert and Barbara Gear "keep on keeping on".

Mark Phelps

Mark Phelps

Journalist

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