how about the condition after a huge flood
by Zoe
we are two korean girls who are going to Bundaberg this thursday. we are expecting to stay there working in the farm . but I would like to know how the farms are going now before we arrive. If you get this message Please give me some information about it. thank you. have a good day Zoe. ___________________________ Hi Zoe, this information maybe usefull for you http://www.abc.net.au/rural/qld/content/2011/04/s3183905.htm?site=widebay Tomato production back in Bundy By Scott Lamond Wednesday, 06/04/2011 Tomato production is bouncing back in south east Queensland. Wet weather, the summer floods and even a severe case of spray drift cut production of Australia's largest grower by 50 per cent. SP Exports is based near Bundaberg and managing director Andrew Philip says they're now on the road to recovery. "The last couple of weeks with the weather becoming a little bit more favourable we're right into the start of our good season production out of Bundaberg and we're really looking forward to getting into some good numbers and good prices coming in to the next few months." |
