High rainfall across parts of Victoria have delayed the sowing of crops in some sections of the sale as farmers juggle wet conditions and the occasional sunny day.
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Telopea Downs farmer and contractor Mark Merrett, Merrett Contracting, said the wet conditions in the western half of the state had been challenging to navigate.
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"We haven't done a lot of contracting this year but it's been a slog getting the crop in between being unorganised and rain delays," he said.
"It's been challenging."
Mr Merrett used a drone to capture the moment he started putting barley in the ground at Telopea Downs.
More than 50 millimetres of rain fell in the area last month.
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