Harvest in Western Australia is winding down, with deliveries to CBH Group in the week to Friday totaling 1.4Mt to lift the intake to 8.6Mt…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Major Australian ginner and marketer Namoi Cotton has shed 50 jobs and cut its cashflow estimates in a restructure designed to help it weather the current drought…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Sentiment in the nation’s agricultural sector is at a 15-month low as Australia’s farmers brace for a hot, dry summer with drought conditions intensifying across large swathes of the country..Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Pre-emergent herbicides help underpin crop competition and suppress weed seed production, but when growers also want to retain stubble they often run into a sticking point where pre-em herbicide efficacy is compromised…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Australian plague locust numbers remained very low over spring and the summer outlook is for very low population densities to continue in most regions of inland eastern Australia…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Chicago wheat closed a tad firmer. French wheat planting pace remains a concern. Australia will experience extreme heat today, favouring harvest conditions later in the week in Victoria…Read More
Guest Author, December 9, 2019
Market attention has shifted to the Victorian and South Australian harvest as NSW growers park the header after a drought-shortened harvest, and reconsider the future for canola as a crop for hay or grazing instead of cash…Read More
Liz Wells, December 6, 2019Some heat-related harvest bans and Wimmera growers’ willingness to hold sales after cashing hay and canola maintained upside pressure on cash and futures. Yields remain below average from WA to southern Queensland…Read More
Liz Wells and Henry Wells, December 5, 2019Fourth grain port for SA’s Eyre Peninsula eyes 2020 build start PLANS to build the fourth grain port on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula (EP) are taking shape with an information..Read More
Grain Central, December 5, 2019Fading hopes for a widespread summer-crop plant, unusually high wheat and barley proteins and export interest are lifting values for low-protein grain…Read More
Grain Brokers Australia, December 3, 2019Market attention has shifted to the Victorian and South Australian harvest as NSW growers park the header after a drought-shortened harvest, and reconsider the future for canola as a crop for hay or grazing instead of cash…Read More
Liz Wells, December 6, 2019Cotton Australia is now predicting the total national crop will be around 750,000 bales – the second smallest in three decades…Read More
Neil Lyon, December 4, 2019ABARES has cut its production estimates for Australia’s wheat and barley harvest now under way in its latest crop report, with wheat down 17 per cent to 15.9Mt and barley down 8pc to 8.7Mt…Read More
Grain Central, December 3, 2019Charles Sturt University student research has found there’re no clear benefits in processing barley grain to increase the live-weight gain of feedlot lambs…Read More
Grain Central, December 4, 2019What’s the latest in the farm machinery world?..Read More
Grain Central, December 6, 2019Australia’s winter crop production is forecast to fall by 3 per cent in 2019–20 to 29.4 million tonnes (Mt), according to ABARES’ December Crop Report released today…Read More
Grain Central, December 3, 2019Coopers malt made from premium barley varieties grown in South Australia’s Gulf Region and on Kangaroo Island is in demand from domestic and offshore brewers. ..Read More
Grain Central, December 6, 2019Everything you could not think of. Everything from engineering innovations to team building to a good news story which is positive for Ag. ....
Jack RussellAnd the point is?..
Roger CrookGreat to see such enthusiasm in agriculture- a real good news story!....
Ray StollSad to see the mill disappear from this place where it stayed for a hundred and twenty five years.....
Humberto Hincapie
Major Australian ginner and marketer Namoi Cotton has shed 50 jobs and cut its cashflow estimates in a restructure designed to help it weather the current drought…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Sentiment in the nation’s agricultural sector is at a 15-month low as Australia’s farmers brace for a hot, dry summer with drought conditions intensifying across large swathes of the country..Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Australian plague locust numbers remained very low over spring and the summer outlook is for very low population densities to continue in most regions of inland eastern Australia…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Market attention has shifted to the Victorian and South Australian harvest as NSW growers park the header after a drought-shortened harvest, and reconsider the future for canola as a crop for hay or grazing instead of cash…Read More
Liz Wells, December 6, 2019
Thunderstorms developed across northern Australia, generating moderate falls, while a series of cold fronts crossed far southeast Australia…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, December 4, 2019
Large parts of Australia are likely to see a continuation of the warmer and drier-than-average conditions experienced throughout spring, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s 2019/20 Summer Outlook released today…Read More
Grain Central, November 28, 2019
Thunderstorms brought rainfall to the Kimberley and northern parts of the Northern Territory, while showers and thunderstorms produced light to moderate falls from northwest Queensland to northeastern and central coastal areas of New South Wales…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, November 27, 2019
A series of cold fronts produced moderate to heavy falls in western Tasmania, while thunderstorms produced isolated moderate falls in the northern tropics; also the central to southeast coastline of Queensland…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, November 20, 2019
Pre-emergent herbicides help underpin crop competition and suppress weed seed production, but when growers also want to retain stubble they often run into a sticking point where pre-em herbicide efficacy is compromised…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Coopers malt made from premium barley varieties grown in South Australia’s Gulf Region and on Kangaroo Island is in demand from domestic and offshore brewers. ..Read More
Grain Central, December 6, 2019
For the first time, research has identified priority areas and hands-on actions to help boost biodiversity conservation in Australia’s 36 cotton-growing shires…Read More
Grain Central, December 5, 2019
Cotton Australia is now predicting the total national crop will be around 750,000 bales – the second smallest in three decades…Read More
Neil Lyon, December 4, 2019
Harvest in Western Australia is winding down, with deliveries to CBH Group in the week to Friday totaling 1.4Mt to lift the intake to 8.6Mt…Read More
Grain Central, December 9, 2019
Chicago wheat closed a tad firmer. French wheat planting pace remains a concern. Australia will experience extreme heat today, favouring harvest conditions later in the week in Victoria…Read More
Guest Author, December 9, 2019
New AEGIC analysis says Australia could capitalise on growing demand for wheat from Indonesia’s growing small-to-medium bakery sector…Read More
Grain Central, December 6, 2019
Grain markets closed lower overnight while oilseed markets lifted…Read More
Grain Central, December 6, 2019
What’s the latest in the farm machinery world?..Read More
Grain Central, December 6, 2019
JCB’s Fastrac has raced into the record books after being crowned the world’s fastest tractor with a speed of 217.5688 kilometres/hour..Read More
Grain Central, November 21, 2019
After more than two decades plying its trade in Australian paddocks, one of the first Case IH Steiger Quadtrac tractors has been restored and returned to its manufacturing ‘birthplace’ in the United States…Read More
Grain Central, November 18, 2019
The latest in high-tech innovations, from farming robots to precision earthworks controllers, were on display at this year’s AgTeCH2019 at Emerald in Central Queensland…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 14, 2019
One Tree Agriculture has listed two of its dryland cropping properties on the Darling Downs, Encliffe and Glendaloch, as it scales back its holdings in southern Queensland…Read More
Grain Central, November 29, 2019
Warakirri is road-testing the flavour of fruit and nuts as part of its latest agricultural fund aimed at high net-worth investors…Read More
Liz Wells, November 6, 2019
A first-class lamb breeding and feedlotting operation with huge cropping potential at Tottenham in NSW is on the market with the listing of the Mogal Plain Aggregation…Read More
Liz Wells, November 5, 2019
A parcel of prime Lachlan Valley irrigated and dryland farming country is for sale with The Island, which offers attractive winter and summer cropping options, and potential for further development…Read More
Grain Central, November 1, 2019
Federal funding of $3.73 million has been allocated to a new project to help beef producers assess their land management practices against a new national online sustainability framework being developed..Read More
From meat thermometers to high-end dry aging cabinets, here are 10 gift ideas for the beef lovers in your life this Christmas...Read More
Victoria’s Gary Hardwick to chair AMIC | New senior management roles settled for merged Nutrien | New chairman, board members for Wagyu Association | Metcalfe to head ‘mega’ ag department..Read More
Agribusiness consultant Ian McLean from Bush Agribusiness offers his thoughts on the industry’s Red Meat 2030 document, and what it means for priority setting over the next decade...Read More
AWEX is maintaining silence on its position on sheep freeze branding as some Merino breeders mount a campaign opposing the procedure’s recognition as a ‘non-mulesed’ classification on the National Wool…..Read More
NEW Zealand-based Canadian shearer Pauline Bolay has become a world record holder in an historic day in a Waikato wool shed...Read More
DEMAND intensified for breeding sheep on AuctionsPlus last week, with Merino ewe hoggets selling to $262 and older ewes making to $252...Read More
LAMB and mutton sector resilience has failed to offset a flattening of agribusiness conditions due to seasonal conditions in the last quarter of 2019, according to the latest NAB Agribusiness…..Read More