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SIZE AND LOCATION Moffitts is a 50 ha farm in the Macedon Ranges shire, near the town of Romsey.

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Controlling kangaroos is essential for rangeland resilience

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Fostering debate - a range of opinions

Live sheep export Independent Observers reports inadequate for trade to continue

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Fostering debate - a range of opinions

Served with a side of science — building community trust in food production

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All mixed species perennial pasture paddocks on Moffitts Farm carry a high load of pasture dry matter which when combined with high soil organic carbon (4 – 5% soil organic carbon) means all rainfall (except in extreme rainfall events – over 50mm in 24 hours) is absorbed by the soil sponge. When enough rainfall is absorbed it takes days or weeks to move by sub-surface drainage to replenish the creek ponds (springs).

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