Dirranbandi producer says exclusion fencing will give him the opportunity to run goats and prime sheep

Helen Walker
Updated August 4 2020 - 9:35am, first published July 30 2020 - 2:00pm
Mayor Samantha O'Toole with Rob and Sally Hemming on their property, Beverleigh, at Dirranbandi with some of fencing materials.
Mayor Samantha O'Toole with Rob and Sally Hemming on their property, Beverleigh, at Dirranbandi with some of fencing materials.

Dirranbandi producer Rob Hemming believes his 14,000-hectare property, Beverleigh, will not be the only winner from the Balonne Shire Council's involvement in a wild dog exclusion fencing initiative.

Helen Walker

Helen Walker

Toowoomba-based Journalist

Helen is the Toowoomba-based journalist who loves nothing better than covering anything horse sport related, however she covers all commodities and personality yarns. Over the years she has lived in Brisbane, Rockhampton, Longreach and Roma filing stories for the 'bible of the bush'. Contact 0459 827414.

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