Wagga in wettest start to winter in 25 years

By Shane Manning
Updated July 27 2016 - 11:49am, first published July 26 2016 - 5:00pm
WET: Department of Primary Industries research and development agronomist Rohan Brill and Southern Dryland Cropping Systems leader Luke Gaynor with wheat crops for frost tolerance testing. Picture: Shane Manning
WET: Department of Primary Industries research and development agronomist Rohan Brill and Southern Dryland Cropping Systems leader Luke Gaynor with wheat crops for frost tolerance testing. Picture: Shane Manning

If you think it has been a wet start to winter, then you’d be correct.

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