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Looming mouse plague a challenge for some farmers winter seeding
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For farmers, in parts of the country, Anzac Day signals the time to start sowing, but there are many setbacks this year.
Dry conditions, increased costs of production due to the war in the Middle East - and in some regions a looming mouse plague - all threaten to jeopardise the season.
- GUEST: Andrew Weidemann, Southern Region Director at Grain Producers Australia
- PRODUCER: Eddy Diamond
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