How the heat impacted farmers
Farmers were on high alert on Monday as the mercury hit 40C with harvest stopping and livestock sales affected.
Farmers were on high alert on Monday as the mercury hit 40C with harvest stopping and livestock sales affected.
Discover which regions had the most rain this year and those which missed out on their season average. See our interactive graphic here.
Only four Victorian centres have reached their annual rainfall averages with just a month before 2025. See where the rain has hit.
Farmers didn’t expect to be talking about shot-and-sprung crops after a dry year, as they brace for a deluge of rain on the weekend.
More than 6000 homes in southern NSW were without power on Wednesday morning. Harvest has also stopped due to wet weather.
Lightning strikes and header fires have burnt out thousands of hectares of farming land just as harvest begins. See the latest.
Headers are in the paddock after what farmers have described as a tough season, as the latest rainfall figures are released.
Aussie farmers will need to adapt to less winter rainfall, more extreme heatwaves and more time in drought as the climate continues to change.
A front that crossed through Victoria and NSW has delivered handy rain for some, and damage for others.
Murtoa, Minyip and Horsham farmers have been hit by a costly hail storm. See what farmers are saying about damage so far.
An influx of frost has removed than 50 per cent of possible yield across the Wimmera and Mallee, as farmers urge a focus on wellbeing ahead of harvest.
Farmers are tallying up the rain and say recent falls will boost winter crops. See how much has fallen so far.
It has been a dry start to spring, but things could be about to change according to two key forecasts. See the latest.
Farmers are hoping for season-saving rain after a run of windy conditions followed this week by three consecutive frosts for some regions.
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