Falls of over 20mm in many parts of South-West Slopes

By John Ellicott and Stephen Burns
Updated June 14 2018 - 7:11am, first published June 13 2018 - 1:59pm
The Junee district looks like growing some solid crops on the back of recent rain. Agronomists report barley has been preferred this year with a lot of oats also planted with the pressure on stock feeds. Photo by John Ellicott.
The Junee district looks like growing some solid crops on the back of recent rain. Agronomists report barley has been preferred this year with a lot of oats also planted with the pressure on stock feeds. Photo by John Ellicott.

Parts of southern NSW have had a blessing of rain in the last week with some areas recording up to 25mm with barley appearing the preferred crop to take advantage of the break. 

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