Increase in cereal production post drought throws up new challenges

Updated January 10 2020 - 2:00pm, first published 11:52am
NSW Department of Primary Industries senior research scientist, Dr Steven Simpfendorfer discusses crown rot with producers back in the ever-green days of 2016.
NSW Department of Primary Industries senior research scientist, Dr Steven Simpfendorfer discusses crown rot with producers back in the ever-green days of 2016.

Reduction in animal stock numbers, failure of pastures and the need for groundcover is likely to see a substantial increase in the area of cereals planted in mixed farming systems once the drought breaks.

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