Dieback could be 'catastrophic'

Kelly Butterworth
Updated December 14 2017 - 4:55pm, first published 3:00pm
Geoff Maynard, Mt Eugene, Jambin, inspects an area of his property affected by pasture dieback. Photo - Kelly Butterworth.
Geoff Maynard, Mt Eugene, Jambin, inspects an area of his property affected by pasture dieback. Photo - Kelly Butterworth.

Pasture dieback has made its way into legumes – and concern is rising that leucaena could be next. 

Kelly Butterworth

Rockhampton-based journalist covering all things ag.

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