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Eye on the sky after a dry July

Georgie Morton

JULY proved to be dry as a chip across the Mallee, with grain growers now turning their eye to the sky in search of a much-needed August drenching. Just 7.4mm fell across 11 days at the Swan Hill Aerodome last month, 19.2mm below the monthly average. It was the third dry July in a row […]

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