The Coonamble district is enjoying one of the best starts to its season for a long time.
The fact that most people received some rain in April, which can be our toughest month, meant that early crops could go in and the pasture growth could take advantage of the autumn days.
A few dry weeks now should allow completion of planting and crops and pasture to grow before it gets too cold.
Cattle markets have certainly firmed up with the export grades leading the charge.
Dry weather in the US has . . .
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