It's hoped a video-game simulating life on a cattle station, could encourage the next generation to take up a career in agriculture. 

Developed by Northern Territory based Nathan Groves and Chas 'CJ' Cole, the game Pasture allows players to act as ringers on cattle stations. 

Rural Reporter Brady Evans caught up with Nathan Groves about the development and its inspiration.

It's hoped a video-game simulating life on a cattle station, could encourage the next generation to take up a career in agriculture.&nbsp;
Developed by Northern Territory based Nathan Groves and Chas 'CJ' Cole, the game Pasture allows players to act as ringers on cattle stations.&nbsp;
Rural Reporter Brady Evans caught up with Nathan Groves about the development and its inspiration.

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