Yield prediction map: August 2020
Yield prediction map: July 2020
Yield prediction map: June 2020
Yield prediction map: September 2020
Yield prediction map: August 2020
Yield prediction map: June 2020
National soil moisture maps: May 2020
Timely rains recorded but some crop damage
South-eastern Australia continues to firm up a solid season for grain producers.
New South Wales appears on track to be the only state to fully deliver on a promising season start.
As winter crops power on, central NSW is looking good but there are mixed fortunes north and south.
Average or better yields are predicted based on current soil moisture, but it is early days yet.
While it is early to be predicting yield, initial indications are looking good.
Soil moisture levels captured in these maps at the end of May show some moist seeding conditions.
The past few weeks have seen decent rainfall in parts of WA.
Soil moisture levels captured in these maps at the end of April will be boosted by more recent falls
The latest national soil moisture map for March shows some areas now set up well for winter seeding.
The latest national soil moisture map for February sees improvements in eastern Australia.
The latest national soil moisture map for January sees some improvements.
The latest national soil moisture map for December paints a bleak picture.
Final 2019 crop Yield ranking maps: Tough year delivers low predicted yields nationally.
Crop Yield ranking maps: Dry finish drives a sharp decline in predicted yield.
Stark contrasts in weather have been noted in the first week of spring.
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