Interesting year for WA's grain industry

By Bobbie Hinkley
Updated March 10 2016 - 1:24pm, first published December 31 2010 - 11:49am
BROTHERS Michael (left) and Darren Hams, Newdegate, said their crops were only one spring rain away from yielding well. Despite the dry season the two are happy with current wheat prices and are already looking at next year's rotation."The season started off well and we were only one spring rain away from having a great year," Michael said.
BROTHERS Michael (left) and Darren Hams, Newdegate, said their crops were only one spring rain away from yielding well. Despite the dry season the two are happy with current wheat prices and are already looking at next year's rotation."The season started off well and we were only one spring rain away from having a great year," Michael said.

WITH a sigh of relief WA growers are finishing off the last of their feed crops and cleaning down their headers for another year.

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