Canola growth amazes Brim East farmers

At Brim East, a towering canola crop is giving Wavell McPherson and grandson-in-law Ricky Gregor plenty to talk about. Sown on April 8, the crop germinated two days later after about 6.5 millimetres of rain.

A canola crop standing about 1.75 metres tall at Brim East has Ricky Gregor (left) and Wavell McPherson calling the 2026 season one of the best they have ever seen. Photo credit: DAVID WARD

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Canola growth amazes Brim East farmers

At Brim East, a towering canola crop is giving Wavell McPherson and grandson-in-law Ricky Gregor plenty to talk about. Sown on April 8, the crop germinated two days later after about 6.5 millimetres of rain.

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Canola growth amazes Brim East farmers

At Brim East, a towering canola crop is giving Wavell McPherson and grandson-in-law Ricky Gregor plenty to talk about. Sown on April 8, the crop germinated two days later after about 6.5 millimetres of rain.

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