Australian Farmer Has Grown A 385.1 Kg Pumpkin In His Farm

Australian farmer Phillip McCauley has grown a massive 385.1 kg pumpkin in his farm.
The dairy farmer from Cora Lynn, Victoria, says he has given up on gourds now after growing a piffling metre-long one, and quit with the huge tomatoes too.
In the extreme vegetable world, the Atlantic Giant pumpkin stands tallest. It is the biggest thing going and Phillip's best shot at glory.
And after growing Victoria's biggest ever pumpkin, a 385.1 kg monolith that has smashed the old record by 130 kg, the Cora Lynn dairy farmer is ready to take on the world. "The Australian record is 518 kg, a guy from New South Wales. I'm breathing down his neck,'' Phillip says. "I never thought I could get that until I grew this one.''
A 200 mm rain dump three weeks ago forced Phillip to pull up his pumpkin, dubbed "The Big One''. It was a third under water.
"This was still growing. I reckon it would have gone close to 450 kg,'' he said. "I know if I put all the effort into it I can get the Australian record.''
Queensland's record is disputed between a pumpkin grown by LNP backbencher Lawrence Springborg's 304 kg effort and a 330.4 kg by Toowoomba horticulturist Clinton McGrath.