Why a risk-management approach to frost is necessary

Hayley Kennedy
Updated March 13 2018 - 8:51am, first published March 9 2018 - 12:37pm
"The severe frost damage experienced in 2017 is a low frequency but high consequence event," said climate scientist Peter Hayman.
"The severe frost damage experienced in 2017 is a low frequency but high consequence event," said climate scientist Peter Hayman.

With frost damage estimated to cost the Australian grains industry over $300 million every year, understanding and managing frost risk was one of the key topics at the GRDC’s Grains Research Update in Goondiwindi last week.

Hayley Kennedy

Hayley Kennedy

Livestock Editor

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