Race to harvest crops to maintain quality

By Lloyd George
Updated July 2 2021 - 2:21am, first published October 22 2020 - 4:30pm
A wet outlook for much of south eastern Australia is turning the 2020 harvest into a race against nature to get crops harvested and into storage.
A wet outlook for much of south eastern Australia is turning the 2020 harvest into a race against nature to get crops harvested and into storage.

Drought in Russia's main winter wheat production regions and the La Nina-driven threat of a wet Australian wheat harvest presents a volatile mix for global wheat prices in the coming weeks.

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