Tasmanian agroforestry stakeholders look at industry innovation

Johanna Baker-Dowdell
Updated November 1 2017 - 11:49am, first published 11:48am
STRONG INDUSTRY: Terry Brient, Tasmanian Agricultural Productivity Group; Dr Thomas Baker, ARC Centre for Forest Value; resources minister Guy Barnett, Dr Daniel Mendham, CSIRO Land and Water, Dr Martin Moroni, Private Forests Tasmania; and Formosa Estate manager John Heard. Picture: Supplied
STRONG INDUSTRY: Terry Brient, Tasmanian Agricultural Productivity Group; Dr Thomas Baker, ARC Centre for Forest Value; resources minister Guy Barnett, Dr Daniel Mendham, CSIRO Land and Water, Dr Martin Moroni, Private Forests Tasmania; and Formosa Estate manager John Heard. Picture: Supplied

Cressy property Formosa is one of four experimental sites in the Private Forests Tasmania Agroforestry project where tree shelterbelts have been established adjacent to pasture.

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Johanna Baker-Dowdell

Johanna Baker-Dowdell

Senior journalist

Johanna has more than 22 years experience as a journalist for newspapers, magazines and online publications.

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