Photo: ABC Open/Jennifer Douglas
It has only taken one acre of land to make regional Victoria feel like Africa.
A tall crop of traditional African maize is being hand-harvested by a group of former refugees and volunteers who may have stumbled on a new way to ease new migrants in to Australian communities.
The Burundian community in north-west Victoria consists of many former farmers who fled civil war and who have struggled to feel at home in Australia.
Here is a link to the full story from ABC Country Hour reporter, Emma Brown
