Late start, then too much rain for Kangaroo Island crops

Stan Gorton
Updated August 25 2021 - 1:19pm, first published August 22 2021 - 5:06pm
WHEAT CROP: This wheat crop at Cygnet River planted by Bellevista farms is doing well as it's not as badly impacted by standing water. Photo: Stan Gorton
WHEAT CROP: This wheat crop at Cygnet River planted by Bellevista farms is doing well as it's not as badly impacted by standing water. Photo: Stan Gorton

While the state is predicted to have its second highest grain crop in past five years, Kangaroo Island farmers have battled adverse growing conditions.

Stan Gorton

Stan Gorton

Journalist

Walkley-nominated journalist based at The Islander on Kangaroo Island with an interest in the local community and the environment.

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