SA seeding started despite dry forecast

Alisha Fogden
April 25 2019 - 6:25am
GO AHEAD: Brinkley Station's Shane Kennett, Neil Ziersch and Jarrad Cheyne started sowing sheep feed last week and were on to cereals this week.
GO AHEAD: Brinkley Station's Shane Kennett, Neil Ziersch and Jarrad Cheyne started sowing sheep feed last week and were on to cereals this week.

DESPITE a dry forecast for the traditional Anzac Day break, some SA croppers have begun seeding in earnest, mainly sheep feed or cereals in larger operations.

Alisha Fogden

Alisha Fogden

senior journalist, cropping editor at Stock Journal

Journalist at Australian Community Media newspapers since 2007.

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