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Queensland Government has allocated $4 million in grants over two years in a bid to leverage the benefits of cluster fencing within the sheep and goat meat industry.

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By Juliano Oliveira

Queensland Government has allocated $4 million in grants over two years in a bid to leverage the benefits of cluster […]

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