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Zimbabwean, Jack Milbank, chats about his Tuli cattle stud in Queensland – a breed indigenous to Zimbabwe, but one ideally suited to dry climates.
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Episode 21 of MUD BETWEEN YOUR TOES is a conversation with Jack Milbank. Jack is a Zimbabwean farmer who has a Tuli cattle stud in Queensland – a breed indigenous to Zimbabwe, but one he believes not only suits the Australian climate, but is ideal for the prevention of desertification of our grasslands.
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