Australia Unshackled - Mohd Peter Davis interview

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I interview agricultural scientist Mohd Peter Davis, on how the greenie movement is actually a brownie movement, how to develop Australia, and how to apply his Deep Tropical approach to agriculture, and the only thing that is stopping it from being implemented, is poltiics.

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