Wagin barra on the menu

By Jenny Bartlett
Updated March 10 2016 - 1:10pm, first published May 19 2012 - 6:00am
Wagin Community members Ian Pederick (left), Shane and Fiona Dawson, Mortons Grain and Seed manager Jason Reed, Rural Towns Program manager Mark Pridham, Wagin Shire CEO Len Calneggia, Wagin Woodanilling Landcare Zone manager Danielle Perrie, Wagin Shire President Cr Phil Blight and Lance Mudgeway at the Challenger Institute of Technology to see how the inland aquaculture system would work.
Wagin Community members Ian Pederick (left), Shane and Fiona Dawson, Mortons Grain and Seed manager Jason Reed, Rural Towns Program manager Mark Pridham, Wagin Shire CEO Len Calneggia, Wagin Woodanilling Landcare Zone manager Danielle Perrie, Wagin Shire President Cr Phil Blight and Lance Mudgeway at the Challenger Institute of Technology to see how the inland aquaculture system would work.

AQUACULTURE is not a term commonly used in conjunction with the Wheatbelt.

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