Livestock producers, and grain growers throughout Central West New South Wales have received a boost, following some much needed March rain.

Falls varied across drought hit parts of the region from between 50 and 70 millimeters during the past week.

The bureau's three-month outlook indicates above average temperatures are likely to continue.

To find out what it means rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up New South Wales Farmers Vice President Chris Groves.

Livestock producers, and grain growers throughout Central West New South Wales have received a boost, following some much needed March rain.
Falls varied across drought hit parts of the region from between 50 and 70 millimeters during the past week.
The bureau's three-month outlook indicates above average temperatures are likely to continue.
To find out what it means rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up New South Wales Farmers Vice President Chris Groves.

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