Drought forces diversity west of Broken Hill

Shan Goodwin
Updated April 27 2021 - 2:05pm, first published 11:00am
THINKING AHEAD: John and Airlie Blore and children Oscar, Alice and Grace. Belmont Station last year and ten years earlier.
THINKING AHEAD: John and Airlie Blore and children Oscar, Alice and Grace. Belmont Station last year and ten years earlier.

BUILDING IN diversification that will allow the flexibility to be opportunistic is the game plan at John and Airlie Blore's Belmont Station, north west of Broken Hill on the South Australian border.

Shan Goodwin

Shan Goodwin

National Agriculture Writer - Beef

Shan Goodwin steers ACM’s national coverage of the beef industry. Shan has worked as a journalist for 30 years, the majority of that with agricultural publications. She spent many years as The Land’s North Coast reporter and has visited beef properties and stations throughout the country and overseas. She treats all breeds equally. Contact 0427686187. E: s.goodwin@austcommunitymedia.com.au

Get the latest WA news in your inbox

Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date.

We care about the protection of your data. Read our Privacy Policy.