DETECTOR dogs are just one of the biosecurity programs the new protection levy is expected to fund, but the VFF has said the levy is “unworkable” and “is a fundamentally unfair tax that will needlessly increase the cost of farming”. Photo: SUPPLIED.
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THE Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has spoken out against the Federal Government’s proposed biosecurity protection levy, labelling it as a new tax on food and fibre.
HAMILTON LAMB MARKET
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
Hamilton agents yarded 18,000 lambs representing an increase of 500 head on the previous market.
Again, it was an excellent offering...