Grain growers expect their best season in six years
A mild winter and steady rain in March have left the fields heavy; the first deliveries start next week.
Growers across the valley are forecasting the strongest harvest since the drought year. A mild winter and steady rain through March left the fields carrying more grain than they have in six seasons.
The first deliveries start next week. The cooperative expects to take in around four thousand tonnes, and says it has added a second night shift at the dryer so that nothing waits more than a day between the field and the store.
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