Clover seed from Glen Innes deposited in remote "Doomsday Vault" between Norway and the North Pole

By Steve Evans
Updated March 5 2018 - 2:14pm, first published 7:46am
Steve Hughes, the leader of the Australian Pastures Genebank, depositing seed including white clover seed from Glen Innes Agricultural Station.
Steve Hughes, the leader of the Australian Pastures Genebank, depositing seed including white clover seed from Glen Innes Agricultural Station.

You may be reassured to learn that when nuclear or natural disaster desolates the world, seed from Glen Innes will survive.

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