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Contract harvesters fear insurance price spike puts industry at risk, while growers rush to insure crops
Contract harvesters face a significant rise in insurance premiums, with up to $54,000 quoted to insure a new header and front this season.
Key points:
- Some contract harvesters have been quoted $54,000 to insure a new header and front this season
- The Australian Custom Harvesters group plans to meet…
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