Lachlan Valley farmers consider flood's extent in light of Wyangala Dam wall increase

By Andrew Norris
November 25 2021 - 5:00am
A portion of Luke and Beth Schofields' windrowed canola along the Lachlan Valley Way washed up in the fence. Photo: NSW DPI
A portion of Luke and Beth Schofields' windrowed canola along the Lachlan Valley Way washed up in the fence. Photo: NSW DPI

The Lachlan River flood might be moving downstream after having peaked at 12.44 metres at Nanami last Monday and then 10.54m at Iron Bridge in Forbes on Thursday, but discussion around the role of Wyangala Dam wall is on the rise.

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