Reef regulation senate inquiry to sit in Brisbane in July

By Jessica Johnston
Updated July 8 2020 - 5:27pm, first published 5:00pm
WIN-WIN: Home Hill cane farmer Eric Barbagallo has worked hard to reduce nitrogen use on his farm, helping to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Photo: Scott Radford-Chisholm.
WIN-WIN: Home Hill cane farmer Eric Barbagallo has worked hard to reduce nitrogen use on his farm, helping to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Photo: Scott Radford-Chisholm.

THE work Burdekin cane farmers have done to reduce fertiliser use is in the spotlight as a senate inquiry into the state government's controversial reef regulations prepares to sit this month.

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