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Sustainable and profitable farm blackwood for the future
Tasmanian Blackwood Growers Cooperative 
Blackwood weather
It’s great to see some real blackwood weather again. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen rain like this. A bit more of this in the next few months should set us up for some good Spring growth.
Stay safe everyone!
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