Another review into the Inland Rail as well as another study into the proposed Gladstone line looks likely if the new Australian Labor Party (ALP) follows through with its pre-election commitment to re-examine the $15-billion project…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 27, 2022
Southern wheat markets have softened this week, but northern values remain high as rain continues to thwart grain movements and spot buying creates spikes…Read More
Liz Wells, May 26, 2022
Technology is changing people’s diets as well as the way non-animal protein is produced, according to food futurist Tony Hunter, who spoke last week at PIX/AMC 2022…Read More
Liz Wells, May 26, 2022
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Winter 2022 Climate Outlook shows a slowly weakening La Niña is one climate factor influencing above-average winter rainfall for most of central and eastern Australia in coming months…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, May 26, 2022
ICARDA’s Morocco genebank is home to thousands of accessions of wheat, barley and pulses crucial to global crop development, and was officially opened last week, ..Read More
Grain Central, May 25, 2022
Viterra’s Two Wells site near Adelaide is up for sale after being deemed surplus to requirements following increased use and improved access for growers to the Inner Harbour portside facility…Read More
Grain Central, May 27, 2022
Global wheat softened overnight as Russia continued push for sanctions to be lifted before resumption of Ukraine exports. Yesterday’s climate outlook reflects the ongoing influence of La Niña. ..Read More
Lachstock Consulting, May 27, 2022
After over 30 years, New South Wales brothers Tim and John Reardon have put their sunflower kernel processing business, Paradise Farms, and equine feed product company, Omega Feeds, on the market…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 25, 2022China has lifted its partial ban on Canadian canola, and world markets are keen to buy all the grain the cropping powerhouse can produce from its current season which is having a mixed start…Read More
Guest Author, May 24, 2022After over 30 years, New South Wales brothers Tim and John Reardon have put their sunflower kernel processing business, Paradise Farms, and equine feed product company, Omega Feeds, on the market…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 25, 2022GrainCorp will add 2Mt of storage capacity to its up-country network ahead of what is expected to be another bumper winter-crop harvest for eastern Australia…Read More
Grain Central, May 23, 2022A program to increase the amount of carbon stored in agricultural soils is being developed to link Loam Bio’s soil-carbon inoculum technology to GrainCorp’s grower customers…Read More
Grain Central, May 24, 2022Incitec Pivot Limited has reported a record net profit after tax of $384M for the six months to March 31…Read More
Grain Central, May 23, 2022Frustrations are mounting as unusually high May rainfall works to delay the harvest further and cause damage to maturing crops…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 23, 2022Monde Nissin Australia has signed a supply agreement with Wide Open Agriculture to purchase up to 60pc of its lupin-based protein concentrate…Read More
Grain Central, May 23, 2022Both of Australia’s national grain lobby groups are ready to discuss issues in the grains industry with the newly elected Federal Government…Read More
Grain Central, May 23, 2022AUSTRALIA exported 857,832 tonnes of canola in March, up 41 per cent from the 608,557t shipped in February, according to the latest export data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics..Read More
Liz Wells, May 23, 2022EOIs are now open for wheat-industry representatives to join the initial Grains Australia Wheat Council…Read More
Grain Central, May 25, 2022Great to see Cubbie Station back in Australian hands.....
Steve CraigJust shows the necessity for getting on with building the Maldon Dombarton line, where construction works were started many years ago but abandoned by a short sighted government. ....
David BennettsFinancial close of the cape Hardy project is planned for qtr 3, 2021 and its timelines indicate operations will start in early 2023 ,what will operations mean. Regards Adrian Nash. Nashcush....
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Another review into the Inland Rail as well as another study into the proposed Gladstone line looks likely if the new Australian Labor Party (ALP) follows through with its pre-election commitment to re-examine the $15-billion project…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 27, 2022
Technology is changing people’s diets as well as the way non-animal protein is produced, according to food futurist Tony Hunter, who spoke last week at PIX/AMC 2022…Read More
Liz Wells, May 26, 2022
ICARDA’s Morocco genebank is home to thousands of accessions of wheat, barley and pulses crucial to global crop development, and was officially opened last week, ..Read More
Grain Central, May 25, 2022
Viterra’s Two Wells site near Adelaide is up for sale after being deemed surplus to requirements following increased use and improved access for growers to the Inner Harbour portside facility…Read More
Grain Central, May 27, 2022
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Winter 2022 Climate Outlook shows a slowly weakening La Niña is one climate factor influencing above-average winter rainfall for most of central and eastern Australia in coming months…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, May 26, 2022
More rain is forecast for parts of southern Queensland and north-east NSW, and major and moderate flood warnings continue for many catchments…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, May 25, 2022
Monthly and annual daily rainfall records were exceeded for many sites in Queensland and inland NSW, with weekly totals being over two to eight times greater than the monthly average for much of Queensland…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, May 18, 2022
Rainfall totals of 25-100 mm were recorded over central and eastern parts of Queensland, followed by an intensifying stream of onshore flow at the end of the week…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, May 11, 2022
Frustrations are mounting as unusually high May rainfall works to delay the harvest further and cause damage to maturing crops…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 23, 2022
Buhler’s Molly Coleman says the processing of pulses and other crops into bases for plant-based protein is attracting strong investment interest, and will provide sidestreams available to the stockfeed sector…Read More
Liz Wells, May 19, 2022
The AOF forecasts 3.32 million hectares 2022-23 canola area, up 12pc on last year, but production at 5.2 million tonnes, down from 6.3Mt last year…Read More
Grain Central, May 16, 2022
GIWA’s May crop report says WA’s winter crop is off to a strong and early start thanks to opening and follow-up planting rain in most growing areas…Read More
Grain Central, May 13, 2022
Southern wheat markets have softened this week, but northern values remain high as rain continues to thwart grain movements and spot buying creates spikes…Read More
Liz Wells, May 26, 2022
Global wheat softened overnight as Russia continued push for sanctions to be lifted before resumption of Ukraine exports. Yesterday’s climate outlook reflects the ongoing influence of La Niña. ..Read More
Lachstock Consulting, May 27, 2022
Improved production prospects and hopes that Ukraine will be able to resume exports out of the Black Sea were bearish for markets in overnight trading…Read More
Lachstock Consulting, May 26, 2022
China has lifted its partial ban on Canadian canola, and world markets are keen to buy all the grain the cropping powerhouse can produce from its current season which is having a mixed start…Read More
Guest Author, May 24, 2022
The Tractor and Machinery Association of Australia says supply-chain issues including less steel coming out of Ukraine have affected the availability of tractors, with the 150kW plus range the most affected…Read More
Grain Central, May 16, 2022
Use of a John Deere precision planter helped the University of Sydney sow dryland cotton on its Narrabri farm at a record speed, and without accuracy being compromised. ..Read More
Grain Central, April 27, 2022
Agriculture could hitch a ride on Fortescue’s investment in green hydrogen production and the development of heavy vehicles for it to power, the ABARES Outlook forum heard today…Read More
Liz Wells, March 1, 2022
Grain dryers are upping the speed on harvest programs, and increasing value of grain harvested from tropical Queensland to WA’s Great Southern region…Read More
Liz Wells, February 21, 2022
Viterra’s Two Wells site near Adelaide is up for sale after being deemed surplus to requirements following increased use and improved access for growers to the Inner Harbour portside facility…Read More
Grain Central, May 27, 2022
After over 30 years, New South Wales brothers Tim and John Reardon have put their sunflower kernel processing business, Paradise Farms, and equine feed product company, Omega Feeds, on the market…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 25, 2022
Queensland irrigated cotton and dryland cropping property, Tooroora, has sold before auction to NSW farmers Andrew and Jo Slack-Smith…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 16, 2022
After over 45 years at the property, retiring lot-feeders and growers Ian and Louise MacCue have brought their 2216-hectare Wilga Aggregation to the market…Read More
Emma Alsop, May 11, 2022
Whether yours is a large agribusiness organisation with a dedicated Human Resources department, or a small cattle grazing business where you look after the personnel function yourself, you need to..Read More
The Australian beef industry has been urged to “get its house in order” around timely decisions to sell livestock as Foot & Mouth Disease sweeps through the Indonesian archipelago...Read More
The CSIRO has this month released an early version of a new biodiversity calculator, which aims to give producers an idea of how changes of land use are impacting the..Read More
Prominent beef industry identity John Hall, widely regarded as the forefather of today’s national meat and livestock trading language, passed away on 15 May, aged 81, following a short illness...Read More
The Australian red meat industry has been urged to “get its house in order” around timely decisions to sell livestock as Foot & Mouth Disease sweeps through the Indonesian archipelago...Read More
A SLOWLY weakening La Niña will influence expected above average Winter rainfall for most of central and eastern Australia, according to the Bureau of Meteorology's Winter 2022 Climate Outlook...Read More
Prominent beef industry identity John Hall, widely regarded as the forefather of today’s national meat and livestock trading language, passed away on 15 May, aged 81...Read More
AUSTRALIA’S red meat processors have welcomed the prospect of a reset in inter-government relations with China, especially on the issue of trade sanctions...Read More