WITH farmers across southern Australia experiencing very different seasons, some are watching good crops grow in near waterlogged conditions, but others are faced with the unenviable situation of failed crops through lack of rain. For those in the latter position, the question is how to make the best of a difficult situation?
According to WA Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) Agriculture and Food Division Research Officer Justin Laycock, one of the options is to do nothing.
Deep ripping the right soils can pay off this season, despite the spike in fuel prices.
CSIRO forecasting above average wheat yields
$21 million soil research funding announced
