These before and after photos were taken on a sheep grazing property in the eastern Mt Lofty ranges of SA. They show the impact of fencing off and revegetating a drainage line running through a saline scald. When the ‘before’ photo was taken, the scald zone became a quagmire of acid sulphate soil during the wet winter months. Five years later, revegetation had progressed to the point where the area could again be returned to productive use, providing shelter and a valuable source of native perennial fodder during the dry summer months.

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