Fuel crisis driving some farmers to consider abandoning harvests

Tasmanian farmers are reconsidering their harvests due to skyrocketing fuel and freight costs. Major vegetable grower Mark Kable stated that abandoning crops like broccoli and cauliflower may become necessary if freight prices continue to soar. The situation highlights the severe impact of rising fuel prices on the agricultural sector, complicating the movement of livestock and produce.

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