A south-west farm is hoping to build accommodation to attract new employees.
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Moyne Shire has received an application from Murray Brook Farm to build rural worker accommodation in Crossley.
The proposal is for a three-bedroom residential dwelling.
"The whole farm enterprise needs additional accommodation to be able to secure additional farm workers to support the agricultural production at Murray Brook Farm," the application states.
"In the current climate with lack of long-term rentals in regional areas, the innovation of additional on-site worker accommodation needs to be supported to ensure the long-term viability and continued growth of commercial sized agricultural enterprises, such as Murray Brook Farm."
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