Tourists hoping to get a social media snap while basking in the rolling golden canola fields where flowers grow have bombarded country towns.
In spring, people have flocked to Cowra, Temora and Coolamon in New South Wales and similar fields in Victoria in search of the perfect Instagram photo.
It's become so popular that even the New South Wales government encourages the trend through a targeted advertising campaign which urges people to "get your canola field insta shot."
But some farmers are becoming frustrated over the blatant way some tourists are intruding onto their properties, as well as saying it could pose a danger in spreading livestock diseases in the future.