Dairy farmers face D-Day

Mal Gill
Updated September 29 2016 - 11:52am, first published 11:34am
Graham Manning with his herd which he says he may have to send to an abattoir. His forebears started a dair in Mounts Bay Road, Perth, near where Jacob's Ladder is now, in the 1860s and they ran their cows on what was fenced off in the 1870s to become Kings Park.
Graham Manning with his herd which he says he may have to send to an abattoir. His forebears started a dair in Mounts Bay Road, Perth, near where Jacob's Ladder is now, in the 1860s and they ran their cows on what was fenced off in the 1870s to become Kings Park.

THREE of the State's top dairy farmers who are out of Brownes Dairy contract after tomorrow, still hope to see a tanker come up their driveway on Saturday to collect their milk.

Mal Gill

Mal Gill

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Wool and dairy writer for Farm Weekly.

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