Winter crop tonnages set to drop to lowest levels in 12 years

Nikki Reynolds
Updated October 23 2019 - 9:49am, first published 9:43am
RIVERINA OUTLOOK: NSW Farmers, Wagga district branch chairman, Alan Brown says frost combined with a dry season has affected yields.
RIVERINA OUTLOOK: NSW Farmers, Wagga district branch chairman, Alan Brown says frost combined with a dry season has affected yields.

THE run of hot weather is set to further exacerbate what has fast become a challenging winter cropping season in the Riverina.

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Nikki Reynolds

Rural journalist with Fairfax media based in the Riverina.

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