Students get up close and personal with the latest farming technology

By Chris Bath
March 30 2019 - 3:00pm
Henry Johns, Alec Clydsdale and Beau Tomlinson. Photo: Gareth Gardner 280319GGB02
Henry Johns, Alec Clydsdale and Beau Tomlinson. Photo: Gareth Gardner 280319GGB02

Farrer students not only got a first hand look at the forefront of harvesting technology on Thursday, but also gained some valuable insight into the capabilities and opportunities of the industry in the future.

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