2019's tale of woe continues to spread

IT’S been a tough year for an ever-widening spread of primary producers across large sections of traditionally prime agricultural regions around the country - and the shock waves keep coming as we approach harvest time for winter crops.

Heat and frost have hampered WA's crop potential.

30 September 2019
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Even growers in Western Australia have copped a few significant blows, where previously southern parts of the state at least have been somewhat shielded from the severe and persistent dry conditions

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