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New agriculture focus for Kiland comes at cost of 34 tree felling jobs

Piles of felled timber can be seen stretching into the distance at one of Kiland’s cleared properties at the corner of Turkey Lane and Playford Highway. (Stan Gorton: 551224)
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Specialist land-management company Kiland has announced a significant operational transition scaling back timber harvesting to refocus on establishing agricultural operations […]

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