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Farmers find success growing in Riverland’s dry climate
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : April 16, 2024 - 18:43
The borderline desert climate of South Australia's Riverland is a far cry from the native climate of turmeric in the forests of tropical south-east Asia. But farmers Peter and Ann Brooke have found success in growing turmeric in their dry region. They say the crops can be grown anywhere in Australia.