Canobolas High calves create interest in dairy industry careers

By Tanya Marschke
Updated August 31 2015 - 7:30am, first published 3:30am
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE: The Canobolas Rural Technology High School year 10 agricultural students (back) Cameron Bennett, Cameron Back, Lachlan Baker, Jack Wilson, Sarah Samut-Hayter, teacher Chrissie Hallett, (front) students Josie O’Neil and Angel Eade. Photo: STEVE GOSCH  0828sgcanobolas1
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE: The Canobolas Rural Technology High School year 10 agricultural students (back) Cameron Bennett, Cameron Back, Lachlan Baker, Jack Wilson, Sarah Samut-Hayter, teacher Chrissie Hallett, (front) students Josie O’Neil and Angel Eade. Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0828sgcanobolas1

YEAR 10 agriculture students at Canobolas Rural Technology High School have been rearing two Friesian calves as part of an initiative promoting a future in the dairy industry.

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