Yeah, me two. I wouldn't mind all the rock throwing if there was...

Yeah, me two. I wouldn't mind all the rock throwing if there was some occasional accuracy coming through.
Growing peanuts around Kingaroy was introduced into this debate by another so it is relevant to comment on it to set the record straight.
Rocket says:
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But every source I can find says that peanut crop yields have been down over the last decade in the Kingaroy area because of lower than normal summer rainfall thought to be a result, ultimately, of increased atmospheric CO2.
Peanuts are a very thirsty crop and need a lot of rainfall across their summer growing season, unless there is irrigation water available, which there often is in other areas, but not around Kingaroy.
Farmers around Kingaroy know all about crop rotation and practise it, despite Rocket's rant.
https://www.agtrader.com.au/news/cropping/prosperous-peanut-crop-ready-for-harvest