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Do not jump the fence for canola selfie

Grain Producers SA chief executive officer Brad Perry taking a selfie safely from the roadside of a canola crop. (Supplied)

Tourists and sightseers are being urged to avoid entering canola fields this spring to capture a selfie. As the yellow […]

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