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Great Barrier Reef farm run-off targeted in new program to certify water quality practices – ABC News
Queensland fruit and vegetable growers have two years left to meet targets on achieving quality parameters for water quality, or the State Government may regulate farm practices.
Queensland fruit and vegetable growers in Great Barrier Reef (GBR) catchments will work to certify their commitment to water quality under a new scheme launched this week.
Key points:
- Horticulturalists promised to create a best management practice certification
- The state’s Environment Minister last year exempted fruit and vegetables from reef run-off laws
- A manager of the scheme says more extension help is needed
Industry representative body Growcom announc…
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