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HomeRuralLocal progresses to next stage of farming advisor award 
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Local progresses to next stage of farming advisor award 

DIRECTOR/AGRONOMIST at Gorst Rural, Cam Conboy, has been nominated for the Community and People award at this year’s Syngenta Growth Awards as a farming advisor. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Bailey Walsh

A MAROONA resident who services Lake Bolac clients has been recognised for his contribution to his community, being nominated for an award at this year’s Syngenta Growth Awards as a farming advisor.

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