Attracting the brightest minds to agriculture through tertiary study

By Nikki Reynolds
Updated February 7 2020 - 8:44pm, first published 2:14pm
WELL PLACED: Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources, chairman Rick Wilson with Charles Sturt Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann in Wagga. Picture: Emma Hillier
WELL PLACED: Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources, chairman Rick Wilson with Charles Sturt Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann in Wagga. Picture: Emma Hillier

AGRICULTURE has been plagued by bush fires and drought but rural leaders say education holds the key to expanding the industry's worth to $100 billion by 2030.

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