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Local Nuffield Scholar says ‘we need to grow more with less’

Recent Nuffield Scholar Tim Houston from Mungindi will focus his research on improving carbon in soil and increasing food production.

Local Mungindi boy Tim Houston broke the drought when he returned to the family farm in late 2019 after studying […]

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