The Eastern states in Australia have started their winter cropping season, and it looks as if it will be a bumper season for wheat according to
Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) Australian Crop Report for the June Quarter. ABARES deputy executive director, Paul Morris said "that good soil moisture in the eastern states and favourable grain and oilseed prices have encouraged Australian producers to increase winter crop plantings this year".
Due to recent rainfall over the cropping area which has boosted the winter crop even after a dry start to the season. However Morris also said that more rainfall is needed to complete this year planting.
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