Wet will take 'pinch' out of grain

By Neil Lyon
Updated December 21 2015 - 4:43pm, first published February 2 2013 - 4:00am
Jeffrey Naumann, Felton, inspecting the Buster sorghum with his grandson, Mervyn Briggs, Pittsworth.
Jeffrey Naumann, Felton, inspecting the Buster sorghum with his grandson, Mervyn Briggs, Pittsworth.

THE 75 millimetres of rain that fell on Jeffrey Naumann's farm at Felton on the Darling Downs on the weekend may have been at the lower end of the register, but it was just what the doctor ordered for his October-sown crop of sorghum.

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