NSW grazier, Peter Spencer, of "Saarahnlee" in the Monaro region, has gone on an indefinite hunger strike following failed court actions to get compensation for his inability to use effectively a large section of his property because of government land clearing restrictions.
He began the hunger strike at his farm house on November 23 and on Wednesday moved it to a wind monitoring mast on his property.
Mr Spencer has vowed to stay until Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, meets the terms of a submission Mr Spencer has made.
The submission argues that land clearing restrictions have amounted to 109 million hectares of "stolen" farm land and farmers should be compensated under "just terms" provisions.
Mr Spencer has previously argued farmers have been denied millions of dollars in payments for 70 million tonnes of carbon stored on land they have been unable to clear.