Sunshine needed as wet paddocks cause concern

Alisha Fogden
August 25 2016 - 7:30am
ON TRACK: Port Germein cropper Chris Pole said despite Russian wheat aphid issues and a slightly late start to seeding, the season has been fairly kind. "We've had pretty regular, good rainfall," he said.
ON TRACK: Port Germein cropper Chris Pole said despite Russian wheat aphid issues and a slightly late start to seeding, the season has been fairly kind. "We've had pretty regular, good rainfall," he said.

THE potential within the 2016 cropping season has encouraged SA grain handler Viterra to increase its storages a further 500,000 tonnes to manage the upcoming harvest.

Alisha Fogden

Alisha Fogden

senior journalist, cropping editor at Stock Journal

Journalist at Australian Community Media newspapers since 2007.

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