Cyclone a double-edged sword for farmers

By Shannon Beattie
Updated April 22 2021 - 5:23pm, first published April 21 2021 - 7:50am
In Ogilvie, about 20km north west of Northampton, Karl Suckling used to have 16 sheds and now has six, he also used to have five houses and now has four. Photo by Trin Suckling.
In Ogilvie, about 20km north west of Northampton, Karl Suckling used to have 16 sheds and now has six, he also used to have five houses and now has four. Photo by Trin Suckling.

It has been 10 days since ex-Tropical Cyclone Seroja smashed into the Mid West and Wheatbelt, producing 170km/h winds that either damaged or totally destroyed sheds, tanks, machinery and even houses.

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