Farmers still keen on mustard although drought cuts NSW crop by two-thirds

John Ellicott
Updated October 18 2018 - 2:59pm, first published 2:51pm
Andrew and Danielle Fiddes and Zoe, 3, in their mustard crop near Gilgandra hit by the hail. Half the crop was saved though. Photo by Rachael Webb.
Andrew and Danielle Fiddes and Zoe, 3, in their mustard crop near Gilgandra hit by the hail. Half the crop was saved though. Photo by Rachael Webb.

The mustard crop had beaten all the things thrown at it by the drought and was looking at a good earn until a hail storm moved through part of Andrew and Danielle’s farm, “Dilly”, near Gilgandra, last week.

John Ellicott

John Ellicott

senior journalist

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