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Dairy farmers across the Australia have been enjoying high milk prices for a number of years but despite the record profits farmers and producers continue to leave the industry. Australia's milk supply is the lowest it's been in 30 years and cheap imported dairy products are on the rise with farmers warning the high prices aren't sustainable.
Dairy farmers across the Australia have been enjoying high milk prices for a number of years but despite the record profits farmers and producers continue to leave the industry. Australia's milk supply is the lowest it's been in 30 years and cheap imported dairy products are on the rise with farmers warning the high prices aren't sustainable.
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