PHOTO: A grain train loading at Coonamble in February 2025.
Growers and agronomists have hailed an "exceptional" 2024 harvest that, unlike most years, proceeded without major incidents, extended delivery delays or weather events that would downgrade grain.
However, some say opportunities should be taken to improve communication around anticipated volumes for different varieties of grain, as Coonamble producers continue to power up the delivery of pulses and oilseeds.
Local receivals
The pulse harvest began earlier than expected, with fabas being stripped around the October long . . .
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