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SA Hay Production Surges After a Wet Winter, Shifting Supply and Demand

South Australia is set to cut 1.33m tonnes of hay this season. Discover why wet conditions and bumper pastures could trigger a major pricing challenge.

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SA hay production surges after a wet winter, shifting supply and demand

South Australia is set to cut 1.33m tonnes of hay this season. Discover why wet conditions and bumper pastures could trigger a major pricing challenge.

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