Reefinator shines at Wooroloo Prison Farm

By Ken Wilson
July 21 2020 - 12:00pm
Wooroloo Prison Farm manager Dave Traylen with sheep dog Flick shows the stark contrast between rocky uncroppable land and the smooth, crushed conglomerate coffee rock soil already germinating a Mammoth oats hay crop. "We'll get a conservative $36,000 from the hay off the land we've brought into production," he said.
Wooroloo Prison Farm manager Dave Traylen with sheep dog Flick shows the stark contrast between rocky uncroppable land and the smooth, crushed conglomerate coffee rock soil already germinating a Mammoth oats hay crop. "We'll get a conservative $36,000 from the hay off the land we've brought into production," he said.

IT may not seem much but bringing two paddocks of land back into productivity is significant for Wooroloo Prison Farm manager Dave Traylen.

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