CWA: national plan needed to control feral pests

By Tanya Jolly
November 9 2018 - 12:39pm
The Country Women's Association of NSW says a national threat abatement program would go a long way to controlling feral pests.
The Country Women's Association of NSW says a national threat abatement program would go a long way to controlling feral pests.

The control of the pest animals across the state continues to be a key issue for CWA of NSW. This is especially so in drought times as competition for feed increases and we, as farmers, witness the death of feral animals in inhumane conditions as they search for water and feed. CWA of NSW were pleased to be able to provide a submission recently on three key pests, being feral goats, deer and pigs to the Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications. 

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