weatherzone By Tim Jeanes, Thursday April 4, 2013 - 14:57 EDT
South Australia's peak grain body says warnings of more droughts in key food growing regions reinforce the need to end a ban on genetically modified crops.
According to analysis by the nation's Climate Commission, climate change has already had an irreversible effect on weather patterns across Australia.
The Commission says parts of the country's south-east and south-west have become drier with droughts to occur more often.
Grain Producers SA says farmers will be hamstrung if they cannot adapt to changing conditions.
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