THE Western Australian grain-belt’s season is off to an outstanding start with most regions having received substantial amounts of staggered rain over the past months.
Strong grain prices and good early season rain could see another record year of area sown to crop in WA..
The timing of the ‘break' has been perfect, according to the Grain Industry Association of Western Australia (GIWA) May Crop Report, which noted the rains had settled the dust and halted a
Deep ripping the right soils can pay off this season, despite the spike in fuel prices.
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