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The 30-year dividend: why Jerilderie producers are swapping hay trucks for saltbush

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Jerilderie producers Owen and Helen Huggins planted 100,000 Anameka saltbush plants. Discover how this perennial crop delivers feed for 30 years in dry conditions.

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The 30-year dividend: why Jerilderie producers are swapping hay trucks for saltbush

Jerilderie producers Owen and Helen Huggins planted 100,000 Anameka saltbush plants. Discover how this perennial crop delivers feed for 30 years in dry conditions.

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theland.com.au broke the news on Sunday, May 17, 2026.
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