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Rainfall welcomed but eyes still on skies

Erith farmer Matt Burford checks a wheat crop while Peter Burford spreads fertiliser in the background. (Lisa Schulz: 420898_02)
Jarrad Delaney

Farmers across the region would have welcomed rainfall after experiencing dry conditions throughout this current growing season, with farmers hoping […]

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