Weather conditions for summer may prove wet but challenging, according to the Bushwhacker.
South-eastern Australia continues to firm up a solid season for grain producers.
A La Nina weather pattern is now officially here which should make the spring/summer wetter.
New South Wales appears on track to be the only state to fully deliver on a promising season start.
A La Nina weather pattern could be on the cards for spring, making it wetter than average.
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 April will be boosted by more recent falls...
Decent autumn rains are helping drought recovery.
A new weather radar is now operating in a key grain growing region of Victoria.
The latest national soil moisture map for March shows some areas now set up well for winter seeding....