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Take a look back at how harvest 2015 unfolded across the state.

Take a look back at how harvest 2015 unfolded across the state.<br>

Todd Baker, Wild Horse Plains, was all smiles after delivering this load of Hindmarsh barley at Bowmans, with the grain making F2 grade.

Richard Taylor and son Brandon, South Hummocks, delivering their first loads of Hindmarsh barley to Bowmans, which went F1.

Brett Phillips - pictured in canola on October 14 with six-year-old twins Darcy and Toby - continuously crops at Woodchester and Langhorne Creek.

ALAWOONA cropper Lachie Singh said he was rapt with how good their Gladius wheat crop looked considering the patchy rainfall post-sowing.

Cowell croppers Ty and Paul Kaden (pictured with their Emu Rock wheat) said the 50mm recorded in the district in early November would have been ideal a few weeks earlier.

Ag Bureau of SA state secretary Andrew Kitto, Gladstone, agreed to paint his chaser bin pink if a $20,000 fundraising goal was met.

Cleve farmer Ben Ranford’s twin daughters Phoebe and Jade Ranford
with their dad’s eye-catching pink chaser bin.

Lock farmer Andrew Hentschke (right) and his workman Josh Dearman in a crop of Mace wheat on a sandy rise treated with a wetter.

Ungarra farmer Kym Penalurick and Ramsey Bros director Hamish Ward out in the paddock with Mr Penalurick’s new purchase – a Case IH 8240 Axial-Flow header.

David Malpas, Lucindale, with his soon-to-be-harvested Grange barley. Mr Malpas also grew Trojan for seed this year, which he expects will become his major wheat variety going forward after pleasing results.

Lameroo's Louise Flohr gets into the festive spirit as she makes another silo delivery.

Helping out at Bowmans during this year's harvest were Tegan Nottle, Cassie Agnew, Anna Stewart, Brittany Koch and Colleen Winter.

Harvest action winds down

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