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Break crops work well in Mallee

FARMING break crops such as canola, lupins or hay instead of continuous wheat is more profitable ...

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Break crops work well in Mallee

Department of Primary Industries researchers made the discovery during a study of the Ouyen district, which is traditionally a cereal-dominated area. Project leader Angela Clough said working with members...

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