Primary producers and people working in agriculture are being urged to take a photo of something quirky, unusual or interesting which highlights why they love the ag industry.
Central Victorian grazier John Mayes captured a crackle of cockatoos on his security camera at his Heathcote property.
In another instance, Mr Mayes also captured what appears to be a small bird on the back of one of his sheep looking into the camera.
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Meanwhile, Gippsland farmer Janet Stevens snapped a photo of Ned the Kelpie with an Aussie White onboard a quad.
"Apparently not concerned about the price of fuel," Ms Stevens, Bengworden, said.
Another Gippsland grazier, Ann-Marie Davies captured Keith Davies walking alongside his horse, Obe, and one of their four dogs, Freckle, at their Gelantipy property.
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