VICTORIAN farmers say that production-rich farmland should be protected from coal-seam gas extraction. AAP reports that Victorian Farmers’ Federation spokeman Alex Arbuthnot has told a Victorian government inquiry that food security, following the proposed adoption of a national food plan and perhaps a Victorian food plan in 2012, is ‘going to become a major, major issue’. The New South Wales Farmers’ Association believes miners should have a right to refuse miners access to privately-owned land.

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2 Responses to Farmers ‘no-go’ coal seam gas in rich farmland

  1. Andrea says:

    Hello, my name is Andrea Espana i am from guatemala and i am a Cheff, i have my Cafe in La Antigua Guatemala close town 45min away from the city, sorrounded by land that grow vegetables, fruts, herbs, Guatemala has such a wonderful land to grow anything you can, so my idea since i start my own bussines was to work with the comunity people and i work with the seasson fruit and vegetalbes to make special dishes every month.

    please take a look of my work and let me know if i can be part of the comunity.

    thank you, regards,

    Andrea Espana

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