Classical flurry
INGLEWOOD’S Brooke Street is expected to be a flurry of activity Saturday luncheon as classical music lovers take time out between concerts in the town. The Keys of Gold Festival will be in town with a morning performance at St Augustine’s Anglican Church followed by musicians taking to the town hall stage in the afternoon. It is the second year the festival has been visited Inglewood.
Studs on show
LODDON Valley’s acclaimed Merino studs will be on the national stage for three days from tomorrow at the annual Australian Sheep and Wool Show in Bendigo. The studs have been preparing their show teams ahead of judging in the nation’s premier competition.
Locust prediction
AGRICULTURE Victoria wants land managers in north-west Victoria to prepare for possible locust activity in spring. The Mallee has a moderate to high chance of high numbers of young locusts hatching in late September onwards. The Wimmera has a low to moderate chance of high numbers of young locusts hatching in early October onwards. Agriculture Victoria said Land managers were responsible for controlling locusts on their land.
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