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Uploaded by on Aug 21, 2010

It sounds like agricultural science fiction, a cheap accessible option for lowering methane production that can help remediate land ravaged by erosion and doesn't need much water. In fact this potential solution to all those challenges has been right here in the nation's backyard all along. As Sean Murphy reports native fodder shrubs are being trialled across the southern states as part of a Future Food Industries program.

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