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Lupins at Sawdon – March 2014

4 Nov 20219 Apr 2014 by Anna Mills

We’ve put up a new video post, narrated by PhD student Travis Ryan-Salter, which outlines the March lupin harvest at Sawdon Station (13 minutes).

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