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EP yields outshine challenges

Despite some unfavourable weather, many Eyre Peninsula farmers were able to enjoy positive yields in the 2023-24 harvest season. PHOTO: FILE
Liam Wormald

Eyre Peninsula farmers are pleased with yields from the 2023-24 harvest given the late-season conditions experienced across the region. After […]

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