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Field Day Opens Eyes To Sesame - southburnett.com.au

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A field day held at the Kingaroy Research Facility last week has sparked interest in growing sesame to help improve farm resilience. The event was funded by the Farm Business Resilience Program, a joint Federal and State government initiative. The field day attracted a range of stakeholders who came to share their knowledge with industry experts and explore new opportunities.

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Field Day Opens Eyes To Sesame - southburnett.com.au

Tieneke Trotter (CQ University) and Andrew McDonald (AgriVentis Technologies Technical Operations Manager) discussed the new sesame varieties being trialled at DAF’s Kingaroy Research Facility with Ironpot farmer Hugh Campbell, centre March 15, 2024 A field day held at the Kingaroy Research Facility last week has sparked interest in growing sesame to help improve farm resilience. The event was funded by the Farm Business Resilience Program, a j…

1 month ago·Kingaroy, Australia

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