Grim weather outlook: warmer, drier
SOUTHEAST Australia has recorded one of its hottest and driest starts to a year on record.
SOUTHEAST Australia has recorded one of its hottest and driest starts to a year on record.
Favourable weather conditions look set to ease the pressure on firefighters working to keep Victorians safe as fires burnt out of control in multiple locations over the past three days.
LARGE rain falls have been welcomed across Queensland with some graziers seeing more than 200mm.
Record breaking floods, looting, emergency services being forced to retreat – now a new threat is emerging as this Aussie city faces disaster.
VETCH hay has been the bright spot in the Kane family’s cropping operation at Barraport.
HOPES for a thriving harvest withered for Western District growers after the season’s strong start.
HARVEST is a mixed bag in the Mallee, with some areas so bad farmers will barely harvest a crop.
WHEN a farmer strips a 120ha paddock and only gets a truckload of grain, things can look a little grim.
SOUTHEAST Australia is on track for a spring which some farmers fear could be the worst in half a century.
THE whole of western Victoria is now officially in the red, Bureau of Meteorology’s latest drought statement says.
HAY yields are tipped to be below average in much of Victoria this season as dry conditions bite into fodder stocks.
A LONG dry spell has increased the risk of grass fires in northern and western Victoria, the CFA warns.
THE Victorian Farmers Federation and the Country Fire Authority will launch a trial to manage harvest fires.
CONCERNS about the deteriorating season have intensified after the mercury soared to record highs this week.
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