Flip The Food Bowl Documentary and Trevor's Story on The Country Telegraph.

"Flip the Food Bowl" is a documentary and initiative exploring how food systems in the Sunraysia region can be transformed to better benefit local communities and the environment. The project highlights innovative local solutions from growers and activists for growing, sharing, and distributing food, with a focus on community access and environmental sustainability, challenging the dominance of large-scale industrial agriculture.

Attempting to protect his land, animals and the natural ecosystems on and around his property, Trevor called into question the chemical baits being spread by the NFAEP to eradicate fire ants in his area.

Note that Trevor has never had fire ants on his property, but the NFAEP treat his property regardless.

After some of his animals started dying following multiple treatments of fire ant baits on his property over several years, Trevor requested a moratorium on fire ant baiting on his property. He did this by providing 'reasonable excuse' documentary evidence, which allows a person to legally obstruct the treatment procedure.

For his efforts, Trevor was bullied and attacked by the authorities and even called a Conspiracy Theorist by the taxpayer funded ABC.

In this video, Trevor tells his side of the story. Conspiracy Theorist?

You decide.

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