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Australian Dairy Farm Implements Large-Scale Recycled Manure System

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Scotts Flat farm, a property with a 118-year family history, has successfully implemented a large-scale recycled manure system. The system is currently utilized by the family to manage the waste from 1200 cows. The farm is run by Daniel Redgrove and his family, who have been involved in the industry for five generations.

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The project contributes to the broader focus on sustainability within the Australian dairy industry. This initiative aligns with the larger context of joint government funding provided for the Western Irrigation Network, which promotes agricultural productivity through recycled water use.

The Australian Government provides joint funding for the Western Irrigation Network, increasing agricultural productivity via recycled water.

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