Summer is hay time

Louise Nichols
Updated November 27 2020 - 8:42am, first published November 26 2020 - 1:57pm
Producers are busy making the most of a good start to the haymaking season and many of the district's haysheds are starting to fill after being cleared out during the drought..
Producers are busy making the most of a good start to the haymaking season and many of the district's haysheds are starting to fill after being cleared out during the drought..

The 2020-21 hay season is in full swing as farmers cut, rake and bale pastures, crop stubble and lucerne.

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Louise Nichols

Louise Nichols

Senior journalist

From cattle to coal. Once a specialist agriculture writer today its about community, in particular, the Upper Hunter. I have lived and worked in the region for more than 30 years. Land use issues and the future direction of our region. But you cannot take ag out of the picture - our food and how we grow it is the basis of all life. Covering the Hunter and Mid North Coast rural issues is now part of my role with ACM.

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