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Harvest billions evaporate as drought punishes farmers

Grain Producers SA chief executive Brad Perry said it was a concerning time for many farmers. (File)
Abe Maddison, AAP

Drought has wiped billions of dollars from South Australia's economy and farmers are “talking to bank managers” as they grapple […]

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