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Jun 12, 2023 19 min

Before and After

from Soil and Human Health Hosted by Amanda Rowland

Once there was a beautiful bit of land called Yanget east of Geraldton, named for the local, water-loving bulrushes. Rod O'Bree and his family have spent the last 15 years learning how to rehydrate and restore fertility and abundance to this land and that of the Chapman River Catchment. At the heart of his story are before-and-after pictures that have emboldened and inspired many in WA to tackle erosion on their farms and stations. Yanget has a lot to teach us about how we live on this country.

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