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:Increased Adoption of Sustainable Brushwood Production Project Funding C4OC $224,000.00
Increased Adoption of Sustainable Brushwood Production project completion The ‘Increased Adoption of Sustainable Brushwood Production’ project, funded by the Federal Government through Caring for our Country, has been completed and has achieved all its milestones. The project was delivered through a seedling subsidy incentive scheme involving 24 sites throughout the Moore River Catchment and Yarra Yarra sub-regions. Seedlings of the Melaleuca uncinata complex planted by the project are destined for the brushwood fencing market. Major Outcomes Growing Brushwood Brushwood Industry Model Project Officer, Helen Job, proposed an industry model for brushwood production in WA, involving coordination between a peak grower group and a brushwood supply co-operative. The peak grower group provides facilitation and technical support for regional grower groups servicing local growers. The supply co-operative would be run by growers as a representative group able to negotiate on behalf of growers in matters such as marketing, coordinating harvests and other aspects of business See diagram below.
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