Wheat crops responding to timely rain event

By Stephen Burns
Updated June 16 2016 - 5:11pm, first published 5:01am
Graeme Morey, “Bendemere”, Urangeline East, looking at the growth of his wheat crop  with son Damian. The crop was direct drilled into last season's lupins and was responding well to 120 millimetres of rain since planting.
Graeme Morey, “Bendemere”, Urangeline East, looking at the growth of his wheat crop with son Damian. The crop was direct drilled into last season's lupins and was responding well to 120 millimetres of rain since planting.

On his 1800 hectare aggregation based at “Bendemere”, Urangeline East, third-generation farmer Graeme Morey in partnership with his wife Carole, runs a mixed-farming operation where 1300ha winter crops are complimented by 1100 ewes with lambs.

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