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Once-in-10-year flooding enables crops to be grown on NSW dry lake beds
Every 10 years or so the landscape of outback New South Wales transforms when northern floodwaters flow into the dry lake beds off the Great Darling Anabranch.
The floodwaters bring a unique farming opportunity for some pastoralists.
They grow cereal and hay crops where normally you would find…
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