South Australia – Ceduna – George Goyder
In the 1860s, Surveyor-General George Goyder rode across South Australia studying drought, soil, and rainfall.
When he returned, he drew a simple line across the map.
South of the line, farming would usually succeed.North of it, the country was better suited to grazing.
More than 150 years later, G…
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Into The Woods
George Goyder drew the line for our farmers but his influence on forestry in South Australia has been overlooked. Dr Lizzie Summerfield described him as An Innovator For Our Times in a talk she gave at Urrbrae House. She’s giving Ewart Shaw the benefit of her research.
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