THE latest Western Australian yield ranking maps produced by the Australian Export Grain Innovation Centre have revealed one of the largest mid-season turnarounds in the state's expected wheat yields recorded since the maps began 18 years ago.
AEGIC agri-meteorologist Dr David Stephens said during late June yield rankings in much of the northeastern Wheatbelt were on track to be in the lowest 10% to 30% of years.
Dry weather and frosts have affected the latest crop yield rankings around Australia.
Yield prediction map: October 2020
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