EPISODE · May 22, 2010 · 48 MIN
Bitter harvest
from Background Briefing · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The National Farmers Federation says another 20,000 pickers are needed to harvest Australia's crops. Growers complain of fruit rotting on the ground. Backpackers and others are heading to farms on the promise of abundant work, only to find the promises are often empty and it costs them more in rent than they can earn. Reporter, Brendan King.
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