Cropping fortunes vary across SA after dry June

By Quinton McCallum
Updated April 15 2021 - 12:30am, first published July 9 2020 - 5:03pm
MIXED OUTLOOK: Pirie East's Leighton Johns says his family's marginal country needs a good soak, while crops on their better country are progressing well.
MIXED OUTLOOK: Pirie East's Leighton Johns says his family's marginal country needs a good soak, while crops on their better country are progressing well.

A DRIER-THAN-AVERAGE June across most of SA has had varying repercussions for the state's croppers, with some starting to hang out for rain, while others are still well on track for a bin-busting harvest.

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