Perennial trees and cotton to replace rice and corn

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Updated November 9 2018 - 11:25am, first published 9:00am
VEG: Brendan Murray said drought conditions were leading some farmers to grow more vegetables. Picture: Anthony Stipo
VEG: Brendan Murray said drought conditions were leading some farmers to grow more vegetables. Picture: Anthony Stipo

Pervasive drought conditions have farmers and agronomists predicting a decline in Griffiths rice industry in coming years despite a brief blanket of rain this week. 

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