Yenda prune grower Ann Furner speaks

Hannah Higgins
Updated November 29 2016 - 4:25pm, first published 11:28am
MOVING FORWARD: Ann Furner at her Yenda prune farm. Ms Furner is in her eighth season of producing prunes. Picture: Anthony Stipo.
MOVING FORWARD: Ann Furner at her Yenda prune farm. Ms Furner is in her eighth season of producing prunes. Picture: Anthony Stipo.

Competing against the dropping cost of the international export market is a challenge many Australian producers face.

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Hannah Higgins

Hannah Higgins

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