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24.01.2022 Such a wonderful and inspiring #Wheatbelt story.

23.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS RED GRANTS RECIPIENTS Our Round 3 recipients of Regional Economic Development grants have been announced! . Well done to AGRIFresh Pty Ltd , Coorinja Winery, West Hills Farm, WA Sandalwood Plantations, Main Camp WA, Julimar Date Garden, Noongar Chamber of Commerce, Three Farmers Quinoa, Avon Valley Chevre, Shire of Koorda, DromeDairy Australia, Bencubbin Truck N Auto's and the Healthy Chocolate Company. ... . The diversity of these businesses, their projects and their vision is pretty inspirational, so it was a real privilege to get them all together, along with Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan at the beautiful Coorinja Winery to learn more . We'll be following these businesses and their projects along their journey, so stay tuned.... Regional Development Minister Alannah MacTiernan and Wheatbelt Development Commission Chair Rebecca Tomkinson with the RED Grant recipients.

23.01.2022 The Honourable Kim Beazley AC, Governor of Western Australia was out and about in York recently. Is it time to plan your visit to the oldest inland town in WA and experience what our Governor just has? Cafés, Gallery, splendid accommodation, Motor Museum, beautiful views and playgrounds and Wheatbelt hospitability all just a hop, skip and jump from the city! Plan your journey today.

23.01.2022 New intrastate travel restrictions to reduce the spread of COVID-19 are now in place. Do not travel outside of your region unless you are exempt. The full list of exemptions, and interactive regional map, and further information are available at;... https://www.wa.gov.au//covid-19-coronavirus-travel-and-tra

21.01.2022 The State Government has launched an App to assist in processing those people with an exemption through borders and checkpoints across WA. The G2G PASS App has been developed by WA firm @GetGenVis in partnership with @WA_Police and Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - DPIRD. The app was designed as a tool for freight, transport and other industries to save time and interaction at checkpoints. The G2G PASS is free and you will not be charged to use th...e App. Businesses or individuals can now apply for approval to travel, if they fall under an exempt category. Read more here https://buff.ly/2XRkhgN

21.01.2022 Applications for Round Three of the Regional Economic Development Grants closes in one week; Tuesday 7 July at 3pm For assistance contact the Wheatbelt Development Commission or access the suite of 'how to' videos on our Vimeo channel https://buff.ly/31v0mWY

20.01.2022 Local Government Tendering and Quoting Forum Date And Time Wednesday 19 August 2020 5:30 pm 7:30 pm AWST... Jurien Bay 67 Bashford Street Jurien Bay, WA 6516 Have you tried and failed in winning work with Government and not sure how to improve your chances? Come and speak to those in the know. Learn from evaluators of your submissions what stops them being able to award local businesses work, find out about what support is available to local SMEs and the opportunities for local businesses coming up. If you have a question about tendering and quoting this is your chance to learn from the experts. Bookings essential. Register using the link below: https://buff.ly/2EZhLOe For further information contact Megan Creagh, Local Content Officer, Wheatbelt Development Commission. E: [email protected] T: 0437 098 453

20.01.2022 Applications for Round Three of the Regional Economic Development Grants are now open! The Regional Economic Development Grants (RED Grants) program is a $28.8 million (over five years) State Government initiative that invests in local projects to stimulate economic growth and development in regional Western Australia. It is part of the State Governments Royalties for Regions investment across regional WA. ... Delivered locally by the State's nine Regional Development Commissions, up to$100,000 is available for individual projects that contribute to sustainable jobs, expand or diversify industry, develop skills and capability, attract new investment or maximise recovery from COVID-19 impacts to the region The grants will boost investment in local regional projects that contribute to population and economic growth initiatives and innovation pilots, and importantly, are driven by the community. The Wheatbelt Development Commission is seeking applications for round three of the Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants program and will close for applications on 7 July 2020. The RED Grants for the Wheatbelt are delivered by the Wheatbelt Development Commission with support from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD). For more information regarding RED Grants in the Wheatbelt please visit our website https://buff.ly/3bsDRDg contact us via [email protected]

20.01.2022 Wheatbelt Development Commission enews - https://mailchi.mp/a/wheatbelt-development-commission-enews

20.01.2022 Best of luck to Jo Ashworth our #Wheatbelt finalist.

19.01.2022 You're invited!! A free Regional Communication Forum is being held in Merredin on Thursday 26 March 2020 from 5pm-7.30pm. The WA Industry Link regional communication forum gives Wheatbelt businesses the opportunity to hear from state government agencies about upcoming projects in the region. Register online at https://buff.ly/2Q19tYN

19.01.2022 Three snapshots to get #awindowinthewheatbelt campaign started for the month of May! Wheatbelt locals are invited to take a picture of a view from their propert...y, home, business, or out the car window and post it on social media using the hashtag #awindowinthewheatbelt and their location, such as #Dowerin, #Merredin, #Kulin. See more

18.01.2022 Due to Coronavirus health concerns, the Innovation Conversations event planned for 18 March in Bruce Rock has been postponed until further notice.

18.01.2022 Due to Coronavirus health concerns, the WA Industry Link - Regional Communications Forum planned for 26 March in Merredin has been postponed until further notice.

18.01.2022 Although traditional WA Day Festival events wont take place across the State this year, theres still plenty for Western Australians to celebrate this WA Day. There are so many ways we can responsibly enjoy ourselves with family and friends and to take time to appreciate all the benefits that living in WA and our diverse #Wheatbelt. This year Celebrate WA are celebrating anyone and everyone who makes WA the best place to live in lieu of the WA of the Year Awards. So why not ...get involved? Recognise your #WADayHero by downloading the certificate here https://buff.ly/2zy1wFD or by getting your copy in The West Australian or The Sunday Times on WA Day long weekend. Get the kids in the WA Day spirit and teach them about our great State. https://buff.ly/2MaRNHS Enjoy a safe and happy WA Day! #WADay #WADAYHero #Wheatbelt #WheatbeltWA #RegionalWA #Longweekend #SupportLocal #StaySafe

16.01.2022 Wheatbelt Natural Resource Management - Wheatbelt Seed Solutions Wheatbelt Natural Resource Management (NRM) has successfully secured funding for its Wheatbelt Seed Solutions project through the Regional Economic Development Grants (RED Grants) program! The RED Grants provide a boost for innovative projects that showcase the Wheatbelts industry. Successful applicants have demonstrated their ability to promote our regions potential for growth and provide a platform to stim...ulate new investments and industry diversification. With a RED Grant of $75,000, the Wheatbelt Seed Solutions project will develop and deliver a custom training program incorporating innovative solutions. This program will stimulate job growth for the local Noongar community and support skill development among the workforce. Through the Project, Wheatbelt NRM will deliver an innovative training program to upskill Noongar Budjar Rangers and address gaps in the market. This will include training to undertake native seed collection and the cleaning and storage of niche seed species unique to current Western Australian collectors. Wheatbelt NRM anticipates the interest of clients seeking to invest in Aboriginal enterprises, and the provision of its services to local Wheatbelt businesses. Through this, Wheatbelt NRM will aim to provide clients with locally sourced and ethically harvested native seeds for revegetation projects. The Wheatbelt Seed Solutions project is estimated to generate 3 additional permanent positions, establish a new business arm for the Noongar Budjar Rangers, and attract two new clients by 2022. Wheatbelt Natural Resource Management Inc ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt #WheatbeltDevelopmentCommission #Wheatbelt #RegionalWA #Innovation #AboriginalEnterprise Image Credit: Wheatbelt NRM Image: Noongar Budjar Rangers Jermaine Davis Junior, Darryl Ryder and Tarkyn Narrier collecting seed with local expert Rob Boase.

15.01.2022 WA's FOOD BOWL Did you know the Wheatbelt produces 80% of WA's lemons? What's your favourite #lemon recipe?... #wheatbeltdevelopmentcommission #regionalwa #WheatbeltWA #agrifood #BuyWestEatBest #WestisBest #BuyLocal #LocalFood #WheatbeltHarvest

15.01.2022 Fabulous natural amenity for our Wheatbelt locals and tourists to enjoy.

15.01.2022 Calling #Wheatbelt businesses to hold a stall at this upcoming #WheatbeltEvent

14.01.2022 Bolgart Values their Community If you want a great example of community spirit and can-do attitude, then look no further . The Bolgart Values Community (BVC) group formed to support locals who may need some help for any reason. ... . In an area where there is no meals on wheel service, the community noticed some senior citizens occasionally needed home-cooked meals and BVC was born. . The BVC volunteers also support local citizens undergoing medical treatments who need some meals in the freezer or perhaps a friendly visitor to check on them if they have no family. . And the group has big plans. . That includes establishing a resource hub in the former ambulance shed on the main street to house information on medical and community services, tourist information and be a place where locals can meet over a cup of tea or coffee for a chat. . One of the ways the BVC raises money is through the BVC Bolgart Bush Christmas Markets. Opened by Darren West MLC, WA Labor Member for the Ag Region, the markets were this weekend and what a turnout they had! . Well done See more

12.01.2022 Wheatbelt residents are encouraged to stand in quiet contemplation at the end of their driveways, or on their balconies at 6am on Saturday 25 April 2020. RSLWA has listened to their supporters and is embracing this beautiful tribute to our fallen servicemen and women, and those who have or will serve today. Light a candle at 5.55am and join the ANZAC Day Dawn Service, tune into the ABC Radio 6PR, 96FM or 6IX to hear The Ode, The Last Post and join in the one-minute silence. F...or at the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. Lest we forget. For more information click here https://buff.ly/3aku3us #DrivewayDawnService #Wheatbelt #RegionalWa #Wheatbeltdevelopmentcommission #ANZACDay2020 #celebratemateship #stayhome #stayhealthy

12.01.2022 Assistance with RED Grant applications - grant writing video series To assist in the preparation of RED Grant applications, the Regional Development Commissions have developed a video series designed to help you with writing a RED Grant application. This video series addresses the critical aspects of grant writing to help you prepare a professional and robust application including; What you need to do before you start your application The grant writing approach and how t...o write a quality application regardless of the program Specific RED Grants criteria They're a great resource and we really encourage you to watch the videos as you prepare your application. View the videos here https://buff.ly/3erzTgx

11.01.2022 Love the Wheatbelt? Do you want to contribute to making it an even better place to work and live? Nominations are now open to fill two community positions on the Wheatbelt Development Commission Board.... Were looking for people who understand the key issues impacting our region and are invoked in the economic and social development of the Wheatbelt. If this sounds like you, or someone you know, head to our website for more information. Link in bio . . . . #wheatbeltwa #wheatbeltbusiness #ruralbusiness #regionalwa #wheatbeltdevelopmentcommission #ruralwa

11.01.2022 * Introducing the presenters * Julian Gomez, Damion Verhoogt, Steve Atkinson, and Dr Sae Chi will be presenting at Innovation Conversations "Driving for Change". These guest speakers will be exploring opportunities in transport, innovation and technology. A Q&A panel discussion will follow their presentations. ... Click here to register for this free event: https://buff.ly/388615q or call (08) 9575 1888.

11.01.2022 Bin isolation outing sends Toodyay business viral Grove Wesley Designs (GWD) has been trading for 18 years delivering signs, printing, promotional, embroidery and wrap services to Wheatbelt clients. Wheelie bin stickers have been a normal part of the business: when a picture of a bin with one of their stickers on it was shared on the Bin Isolation Outing Facebook page, it went viral sparking an influx of orders.... The business likes to explore new ideas and the wheelie bin stickers were an additional product line to the already thriving business. GWD is a team of two,; business sales had dropped by over 70% due to COVID-19. Promotion and increased sales of the wheelie bin stickers have kept the business afloat during these uncertain times. The support has been amazing and the orders just keep coming, said business owner Vicki Wesley GWD are currently planning a promotion to have 100,000 wheelie bins throughout Australia stickered. Sublimated products and social media management will be additional services offered by GWD in the future. GWD believe that the initiatives that they have implemented will ensure business sustainability during and after this pandemic. Branching out to service individuals, not just businesses, has opened doors to a whole new market for the team. Times will be different from here on in and businesses will not be in a position to spend a lot of money for some time, said Ms Wesley. Ms Wesley said: I think it is awesome how people have rallied together to make things work and be as good as they can be during this time. The comments we have received on our wheelie bin stickers have been really uplifting for us. The Wheatbelt Development Commission congratulates the team at GWD for being resilient, innovative and showing great leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic. Grove Wesley Design Art #Wheatbelt #Wheatbeltbusiness #RegionalWA #binisolationouting #Toodyay #innovation #designart #shoplocal #COVID-19 #supportsmallbusiness

10.01.2022 Business innovation hits right note When COVID-19 restrictions hit, Beacon music teacher Vanessa Munns tackled the challenges presented head on, changing up her business model to offer lessons online. Prior to the restrictions, she spent hours on the road to deliver private piano, violin and guitar lessons to her 65 students, but a new business model and investment in technology means she can now inspire budding musicians online. ... That means less time on the road and more time teaching. Online delivery of lessons has meant that new strategies had to be developed and trialled with some working better than others. It has been beneficial to be part of a group of music teachers who have experience in online delivery. They have given loads of advice and assisted in troubleshooting common issues, Vanessa said. The new Jungle Music program, offered through an outreach scholarship from Forte, was started completely online. The program is based around group socialisation so had to be modified to individual learning. There are currently 12 students from around the region jumping online, drumming away and bonding with their parents through the medium of music. So whats next for the business? Vanessa is now aiming to provide online group piano lessons and said COVID-19 restrictions have positively changed the music studio. The investment in technology and move to an online platform now enables Vanessa to offer lessons online any time of the day, to anywhere around the world. The biggest challenge for a teacher is developing a relationship with the students through the screen, but it seems to be working, Vanessa said. The Wheatbelt Development Commission congratulates Vanessa for being innovative, embracing technology to continue to offer such an important program to students of all ages during COVID-19. #Wheatbelt #WheatbeltWA #wheatbeltbusiness #regionalwa #ruralbusiness #ruralwa #wheatbeltdevelopmentcommission #onlinemusic #junglemusic #Innovation #technology #younglearners #musicians #COVID19 #musicteacher #Fortemusic

09.01.2022 They’re brash, noisy and like to hang out in gangs, but did you know that the Carnaby Cockatoo is an endangered species? It was once common to see large flocks of Carnaby Cockatoos flying across the Wheatbelt, but their population has declined pretty significantly over the last few decades. Last year was the 10th annual Great Cocky Count, with results showing that the Carnaby’s population has dropped 35% between 2010 and 2019. ... That’s why it was such a treat to be able to check out the artificial nesting boxes at Candy’s Bush Reserve near Moora recently. We joined the Hon Kim Beazley AC, Governor of Western Australia as he was able to look inside the nesting box with a pole camera. Inside was a tiny chick waiting for its parents to return with food. It’s estimated that Carnaby’s Cockatoos no longer breed in about a third of their former Wheatbelt breeding sites, which is what makes the work at places like Candy’s Bush reserve so important. GovHouse Shire of Moora

09.01.2022 Koojan Downs Construction Recently we were able to join the Hon Kim Beazley AC, Governor of Western Australia as he visited the Koojan Downs feedlot construction site as part of a tour of Moora. . The scale of the project is huge. The feedlot facility will sit on 3751ha and when complete will have the capacity to supply 60,000, 100-day grain finished cattle each year.... . That will make it WA’s biggest feedlot facility and with a price tag of $51.9 million it marks a significant investment in the Wheatbelt. . All up the property totals more than 7000ha and straddles the shires of Dandaragan, Moora and Victoria Plains. . It’s planned that the feedlot will use best practice in terms of both animal welfare and technology - to produce cattle that will then be processed at Harvest Road’s processing facility Harvey Beef. Government House Western Australia Shire of Moora Harvest Road Tattarang

09.01.2022 A fabulous small business in the main street of Northam. #Wheatbelt

08.01.2022 Fantastic to see such wonderful leadership and innovation in the #Wheatbelt

07.01.2022 Great news, expanded mobile phone coverage has been announced right across the Ag region as part of the Mobile Black Spot Program. 32 new towers are on the way with 20 in the Wheatbelt alone! This is a wonderful investment in the future of country WA from the State and Federal Government.... See the following media statement for more https://buff.ly/3azqXTj See more

06.01.2022 Regional Land Booster - Time to head to the coast and build your dream home? Buy your own piece of #Wheatbelt land in the Central Coast region from as little as $25,000 Plus, with up to $69,000* in Government grants and concessions for home buyers and with record low interest rates, it’s a great time to buy! To find out if you qualify for the Government grants click here https://buff.ly/33Xhzb1... Terms and conditions apply. Visit the HomeBuilder , Building Bonus and First Home Owners Grant websites to see if you qualify. HomeBuilder and Building Bonus grants end 31 December 2020. #Firsthomeowner #regionalwa #WheatbeltWA #ownyourownhome #regionallandbooster #developmentwa #Badgingarda #Cervantes

06.01.2022 Applications closing soon for the 2021 Growing Leaders Scholarship!

05.01.2022 The majority of the Wheatbelt has seen much needed rain across the region over the past few days but with the rain also came dangerous storms including flash flooding, lightning, hail and gale force winds in some areas. The storms have caused severe damage to property, transport, water and power infrastructure, animals, wildlife and our environment. We hope that everyone is and remains safe and wish you all the best with the long and exhausting cleanup. If you need assistance... you can contact DFES on 132 500 to seek help from SES volunteers. Many lakes that haven't been full; some for over 20 years are now filling up, very exciting for water sport enthusiasts and our tourism sector. Do you have a lake near you that has filled up in the recent downfall? Comment below if you have and we'd love to see your pictures... #Wheatbelt #WheatbeltWA #regionalwa #DFES #Wheatbeltweather #Wheatbeltlakes #watersports #stormdamage

05.01.2022 Have a safe and happy Easter but please remember to #stayhome

05.01.2022 Four Wheatbelt producers to showcase products at national judging. The results are in for this years delicious. Harvey Norman Produce Awards State Winners. From the best in dairy and sea, to the top produce from the paddock and the earth, these worthy Wheatbelt recipients showcase quality, talent and hard work. Pre-pandemic judges from around the country tasted hundreds of products and it is amazing that four Wheatbelt producers have been selected to move forward to the Nati...onal judging. Winners will be announced later this year. Wheatbelt National finalists are: Black Barley Australia (New Norcia) Mottainai Lamb (Lancelin) Wagin Duck & Game (Wagin) Dandaragan Organic Beef (Dandaragan) Read the full story here https://buff.ly/2LEvlXb Mottainai Lamb Wagin Duck & Game Dandaragan Organic Beef #Blackbarleyaustralia delicious. Australia Harvey Norman-AU #knowyourproducer #Wheatbelt #WheatbeltWA #RegionalWA #BuyWestEatBest #WestisBest #BuyLocal #LocalFood #agrifood #WheatbeltWinner

05.01.2022 WA's FOOD BOWL Did you know the Wheatbelt produces 83% of WA's oranges? What's your favourite #Wheatbelt orange?... #wheatbeltdevelopmentcommission #regionalwa #WheatbeltWA #agrifood #BuyWestEatBest #WestisBest #BuyLocal #LocalFood #WheatbeltHarvest

05.01.2022 Stargazing events go live from the Wheatbelt all across Western Australia Stargazers Club WA is a friendly community of Stargazers and Astronomy lovers. The organisation thrives on making astronomy for beginners easy and a whole lot of fun! During COVID-19 a pause has had to be put on all memberships and events.... We love getting out under the stars for events together and we're missing this dearly. It is a really genuine community said owner Carol Redford. On the positive side, the team has started doing "Backyard Stargazing" live videos on social media. The live feeds have been very popular and interactive for their followers all over WA. I think the live video has become part of what we do now and it feels like I'm in my backyard with members and friends enjoying stargazing together. It's a joy! It connects me to my members and a whole new audience, who are quickly becoming part of the community said Carol. Changes to the delivery of the business model for Stargazers Club and using technology and initiative to continue to deliver services throughout the pandemic has opened new opportunities for the team. It has enabled them to expand the clubs network which will assist the Wheatbelt based business to continue to trade now and into the future. We have had people asking when telescope classes and astrophotography events can begin again. The stars are waiting for us! And thats not too far off. Were finalising our COVID Safe Plans and getting ready for events to begin in July. Said Carol Stargazers Club WA has a free membership offer with a Telescope Cheat Sheet to help beginners on their way. Visit the website to join https://buff.ly/3hj4wXa. The Wheatbelt Development Commission congratulates Carol and her team for being resilient, innovative and offering a fabulous activity for all ages. #Wheatbelt #Wheatbeltbusiness #RegionalWA #innovaton #astrotourism #stargazing #galaxygirl #naturalamenity #COVID-19 #supportsmallbusiness

04.01.2022 INTERSTATE TRAVEL CONTROLS Strict border controls are in place to limit the spread of COVID-19 in WA. People are no longer be able to enter Western Australia after 11.59pm, on Sunday, 5 April 2020 unless an exemption has been granted. ... Exemptions apply for people employed or engaged in agriculture, food production or primary industries who hold specialist skills not available in Western Australia. This means that primary industries can only bring employees into Western Australia if those skills are not available in Western Australia. Anyone seeking an exemption must complete the following Exemption Application form(available at https://buff.ly/2XjdsUO) prior to travel and submit it by emailing the form to [email protected]. Exemptions must be granted by WA Police prior to travel. Employees must carry their exemption form and proof of its submission when travelling. They may be asked to produce this documentation at a check point or by WA Police patrolling the area. Failure to produce this documentation may result in penalties including imprisonment or a fine of up to $50,000 for individuals or $250,000 for organisations. Exemptions are also in place for transport, freight and logistics. More information is available here- https://buff.ly/3dXh0SO

04.01.2022 An exciting milestone for this major road project that will have great benefits for the Wheatbelt.

04.01.2022 A GREAT PLACE TO WORK Did you know the Wheatbelt region outperforms on jobs growth with a 6 year jobs growth rate of 6.8%? That's compared to overall WA rate of 0.3%! Figures from 2018/19 also show we have:... A low unemployment rate of 3.7% (WA's average is 6.3%) An Average advertised salary of $81,000 #Wheatbelt #WheatbeltWA #RegionalWA #Wheatbeltemployment #WanderOutYonder #WorkandWander #Wheatbeltjobs #livingthewheatbeltwayoflife #workingholidaywa

03.01.2022 Regional Land Booster - Time to build your dream home? Buy your own piece of #Wheatbelt land in the Avon region from as little as $10,000 Plus, with up to $69,000* in Government grants and concessions for home buyers and with record low interest rates, it’s a great time to buy! To find out if you qualify for the Government grants click here https://buff.ly/33Xhzb1... Terms and conditions apply. Visit the HomeBuilder , Building Bonus and First Home Owners Grant websites to see if you qualify. HomeBuilder and Building Bonus grants end 31 December 2020. #Firsthomeowner #regionalwa #Dowerin #Tammin #Wundowie #Cunderdin #WheatbeltWA #ownyourownhome #regionallandbooster #developmentwa

03.01.2022 The State Government will introduce further restrictions on travel within the State from midnight Tuesday, to assist in reducing the spread of COVID-19. From midnight Tuesday, restrictions will be placed on travel within the entire State of Western Australia. Western Australians will only be permitted to leave their regional boundary for essential purposes. Police have the power to enforce these restrictions if necessary, and fines of up to $50,000 can be issued. Exemptions w...ill include, but are not limited to, travelling for employment purposes; medical reasons including health and emergency services; people living in border communities, who may not have access to groceries or supplies within their region; transport of goods; and compassionate grounds. The regional boundaries mirror those of the regional development commissions. Due to their close proximity, the Perth and Peel regions will combine into one region. Previously announced additional restrictions to remote Aboriginal communities will continue to apply to protect vulnerable people in those communities. These are important measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 and protect our regional communities. It is absolutely vital that Western Australians abide by these restrictions, to help protect themselves, their family and the wider community. We will provide more detail on how the restrictions will operate, and exact criteria for exemptions, before the restrictions come into force next week. We will provide a link to the Premier's Media Statement as soon as it is available. Thank you to regional Western Australians for your understanding during this extraordinary time.

01.01.2022 Come and visit us in our wonderful Wheatbelt for a working holiday. Get paid Receive government accommodation rebates (subject to eligibility) Receive government travel allowance (subject to eligibility) Learn new skills... Explore new environments Become part of our wonderful, vibrant and diverse communities The rebate scheme applies from September 21, 2020. For information on how to submit a claim visit http://www.dpird.wa.gov.au/regional-workers-scheme #workandwanderwa #wanderoutyonder #WheatbeltWA #Wheatbeltjobs #Wheatbelt #regionalwa #LivingtheWheatbeltWayofLife #WorkingholidayWA #agriculture #animalhusbandry #shearing #hospitatlity #seek #studium

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01.01.2022 WA's SALAD BOWL Did you know the Wheatbelt produces 60% of WA's lettuce? How do you like to serve up your #Wheatbelt lettuce?... #wheatbeltdevelopmentcommission #regionalwa #WheatbeltWA #agrifood #BuyWestEatBest #WestisBest #BuyLocal #LocalFood #WheatbeltHarvest #lettuce