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Summer crops outlook "lowest in 3 years"

Rain in January and February has done little to stop summer crop production reaching at its lowest level in three years, the nation's commodities forecaster says. Crop production will fall to about 2.4 million tonnes, 36 per cent less than last season and the smallest crop since 2006-07,
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Wheat crop shrinks a third as rains come too late

Rain in January and February has done little to stop summer crop production reaching its lowest level in three years, the nation’s commodities forecaster says. Crop production will fall to about 2.4 million tonnes, 36 per cent less than last season and the smallest crop since 2006-0
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Summer crops outlook "lowest in 3 years"

AAP Rain in January and February has done little to stop summer crop production reaching at its lowest level in three years, the nation's commodities forecaster says. Crop production will fall to about 2.4 million tonnes, 36 per cent less than last season and the smallest crop since
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SunRice profits take a battering

RICEGROWERS, trading as SunRice - one of Australia's biggest exporters of branded processed foods - has posted a 90 per cent slide in first-half profits and warned the rising Australian dollar and weaker global demand would blunt earnings next year. Gary Helou, chief executive, said the...
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Ricegrowers" staple comes down to earth

ONE of Australia's biggest exporters of branded processed foods, Ricegrowers, which trades as SunRice, has posted a 90 per cent slide in first-half profit and warned that the rising dollar along with weaker global demand will blunt earnings next year. Chief executive Gary Helou said the...
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Murray irrigators win healthy boost

Good rain has prompted the South Australian Government to announce an immediate boost in irrigators' entitlements from the drought-affected Murray.

Drought advisor outlines dire Murray scenario

There has been a dire prediction that the level of the Murray below Lock 1 at Blanchetown could drop to almost 1.5 metres below sea level over the next few months.

Tandou reports $11.5m profit

Agribusiness company Tandou has returned its first profit in several years.

Mass exodus: rural town struggles to survive

Towns in rural Australia are at risk of dying off as drought and Federal Government policy takes a toll on agriculture and forces a "mass exodus" in some regions.

Tandou expects full year profit

Tandou Ltd is expecting its full year result to rebound to a $11.5 million profit, as the cotton, grain and fruit producer benefits from selling some water rights.