CHRRUP launches LEADAg to boost agricultural training in Central Queensland

Updated December 8 2021 - 7:44am, first published December 6 2021 - 6:00pm
CHRRUP'S newly announced training initiative LEADAg will work to close the gap in Central Queensland's agricultural workforce. Photo: File
CHRRUP'S newly announced training initiative LEADAg will work to close the gap in Central Queensland's agricultural workforce. Photo: File

Community-based organisation Central Highlands Regional Resources Use Planning (CHRRUP) is launching a new initiative to boost agricultural training in Central Queensland.

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