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Kathryn Burke
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Oct 5, 2026
Country Today - October 5th
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1:42Kathryn BurkeGUEST
I guess once you get up around Rutherglen, Wangaratta, there are, spots that are a bit too wet but generally rain at this time of year is welcome although and particularly down in East Gippsland where they've been struggling all year so it's been a fantastic rain for them then over in the in the west there's areas there where you know they got just the right amount that 20 to 30 mil and then Around Horsham, there were some thunderstorms that came in and so some people south of Horsham had 90 mil, which is definitely in the too much category for those guys because they've been... probably on the too-wet side since June.
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4:50Kathryn BurkeGUEST
At the moment, you know, the canola, these sort of rains are terrific for canola because it just extends the growing season and the ability for the canola pods to fill.
