Pulse Australia’s estimates for chickpeas, field peas, lupins and lentils are sitting above ABARES figures as harvest cranks up, and export bulk shipment demand prevails in the face of continuing container problems…Read More
Grain Central, November 26, 2021
Industry estimates point to ABARES lifting its national wheat figure from 32.6Mt as rain plagues the NSW quality outlook, but the barley number looks steady ahead of the next Australian Crop Report to be released on Tuesday…Read More
Liz Wells, November 26, 2021
Scientists are exploring the potential to expand the production of the ancient oilseed summer crop, sesame, from northern regions to southern Queensland and NSW…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 26, 2021
The wet and late wheat harvest in NSW has created some shorts in the market as exporters and consumers chase some near-term coverage…Read More
Liz Wells, November 25, 2021
CBRE valuation and advisory services Australia National Director, Agribusiness Simon Altschwager said carbon farming presented pros and cons for land values…Read More
Grain Central, November 26, 2021
Knee-deep in turkey and football the US markets operators celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday. Australian eastern states farmers languish in a mire of sliding potential…Read More
Lachstock Consulting, November 26, 2021
Widespread rain on already wet parts of northern NSW has created plenty of run-off in recent days, with roads cut, dams spilling and harvest interrupted…Read More
Eric Barker and Henry Wells, November 25, 2021Pulse Australia’s estimates for chickpeas, field peas, lupins and lentils are sitting above ABARES figures as harvest cranks up, and export bulk shipment demand prevails in the face of continuing container problems…Read More
Grain Central, November 26, 2021Widespread November rainfall and an unseasonably cool spring have downgraded wheat quality across Central West NSW this harvest, with some growers also facing the extra pressure of floodwater release from major water storages upstream…Read More
Abigail McLaughlin, November 22, 2021Research is showing that the widely-held assumption that pulse crops boost soil nitrogen levels for following crops may not hold true in some instances…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 24, 2021The wet and late wheat harvest in NSW has created some shorts in the market as exporters and consumers chase some near-term coverage…Read More
Liz Wells, November 25, 2021Vietnam revises wheat and corn import tariffs, and sharpens its pencil for non-AANZFTA trading bloc suppliers such as the Americas and Black Sea region, but this is unlikely to dampen its burgeoning demand for Australian wheat and barley. ..Read More
Grain Brokers Australia, November 23, 2021The wet spring across eastern Australia that has interrupted winter crop harvest and led to flooding in some regions is also causing issues for emerging and early-growth summer crops…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 22, 2021WA growers have delivered 2Mt of grain to the CBH network in the week to yesterday to lift its harvest intake to 6.3Mt…Read More
Grain Central, November 22, 2021Australian seed companies are seeking to raise awareness about the importance of growers paying end-point royalties as harvest gathers pace…Read More
Liz Wells, November 24, 2021Prices for Australian Kaspa-type field peas have risen by roughly 20 per cent in the past month as China books tonnage to help fill the deficit left by Canada’s drought-reduced exports of yellow peas…Read More
Liz Wells, November 22, 2021Industry estimates point to ABARES lifting its national wheat figure from 32.6Mt as rain plagues the NSW quality outlook, but the barley number looks steady ahead of the next Australian Crop Report to be released on Tuesday…Read More
Liz Wells, November 26, 2021Research on the role of lucerne in cereal rotations was conducted at Tamworth Res. Centre by Dr Ian Holford in the 1960's and 1970's. Ian found that a....
R J EsdaileIt is great to see the creation of groups like Australian Cotton Sustainability Reference Group (ACSRG) and Sustainable Grain Australia to ensure a responsible and sustainable path forward for....
Jay HollandI operate a sand quarry adjacent to the Barmah Forest and have a lot of experience in the sand industry and would like to be involved in the discussions....
Peter George NewmanI believe that if an Aust. Exporter offered 5 to 10,000 tonne of pulses packed in 1.2 tonne bulker bags, loaded break bulk, Aust port, there would be....
Peter Hogan
Widespread rain on already wet parts of northern NSW has created plenty of run-off in recent days, with roads cut, dams spilling and harvest interrupted…Read More
Eric Barker and Henry Wells, November 25, 2021
The wet spring across eastern Australia that has interrupted winter crop harvest and led to flooding in some regions is also causing issues for emerging and early-growth summer crops…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 22, 2021
WA growers have delivered 2Mt of grain to the CBH network in the week to yesterday to lift its harvest intake to 6.3Mt…Read More
Grain Central, November 22, 2021
Continued confidence across Australia’s agriculture industry has seen strong business investment through this year’s harvest season…Read More
Grain Central, November 19, 2021
The Bureau of Meteorology has reported today that a La Niña has developed in the Pacific Ocean, leading to an increased chance of above average rainfall across much of northern and eastern Australia during summer…Read More
Grain Central, November 23, 2021
Rainfall was widespread throughout Australia over the past week, except for the grainbelt regions of Western Australia and much of Victoria…Read More
Grain Central, November 24, 2021
Rain was widespread across the continent over the past week with falls in excess of 100 millimetres recorded in central Australia, Central Queensland, south east NSW and eastern Victoria…Read More
Grain Central, November 17, 2021
Concerns about the rain in the eastern parts of Australia are mounting with a big risk that there will be downgrading of wheat as proteins drop…Read More
Andrew Whitelaw, Thomas Elder Markets, November 10, 2021
Scientists are exploring the potential to expand the production of the ancient oilseed summer crop, sesame, from northern regions to southern Queensland and NSW…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 26, 2021
Research is showing that the widely-held assumption that pulse crops boost soil nitrogen levels for following crops may not hold true in some instances…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 24, 2021
Australian seed companies are seeking to raise awareness about the importance of growers paying end-point royalties as harvest gathers pace…Read More
Liz Wells, November 24, 2021
Crop competition is one of the most effective weed control tools available to growers, but some crops simply don’t have a competitive edge…Read More
Cindy Benjamin, WeedSmart, November 22, 2021
Pulse Australia’s estimates for chickpeas, field peas, lupins and lentils are sitting above ABARES figures as harvest cranks up, and export bulk shipment demand prevails in the face of continuing container problems…Read More
Grain Central, November 26, 2021
Industry estimates point to ABARES lifting its national wheat figure from 32.6Mt as rain plagues the NSW quality outlook, but the barley number looks steady ahead of the next Australian Crop Report to be released on Tuesday…Read More
Liz Wells, November 26, 2021
The wet and late wheat harvest in NSW has created some shorts in the market as exporters and consumers chase some near-term coverage…Read More
Liz Wells, November 25, 2021
Knee-deep in turkey and football the US markets operators celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday. Australian eastern states farmers languish in a mire of sliding potential…Read More
Lachstock Consulting, November 26, 2021
Rural and regional areas are struggling to find qualified machinery technicians, and apprentices, with the high level of demand highlighted by a recent survey by Case IH and New Holland Agriculture parent company, CNH Industrial…Read More
Grain Central, November 16, 2021
By having the capacity to do many passes and spray weeds when they are small, SwarmFarm robotic machines are cutting herbicide rates in half again compared to traditional spot spraying…Read More
Neil Lyon, November 5, 2021
The Federal Court has ordered a machinery company to pay a penalty of $220,000 after it admitted making false or misleading representations to customers about warranties and after-sales services…Read More
Grain Central, October 26, 2021
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Grain Central, October 18, 2021
CBRE valuation and advisory services Australia National Director, Agribusiness Simon Altschwager said carbon farming presented pros and cons for land values…Read More
Grain Central, November 26, 2021
Tiela will be auctioned next month by the estate of the late Les Boland to set a new benchmark for cropping country west of Moree. ..Read More
Liz Wells, November 10, 2021
Widespread interest in South Australia’s South East is bringing more properties to market, with Wyama Gap and Moonah at Keith among the most recent listings…Read More
Liz Wells, November 1, 2021
A US-based investor is offering the CQ irrigated and dryland spread Cowal Ag to the market through an EOI campaign…Read More
Liz Wells, October 29, 2021
Feeder steers have made record breaking prices this week, with Meat & Livestock Australia’s Feeder Steer Indicator exceeding 550c/kg for the first time ever...Read More
From pushing back against banks over discriminatory lending practices to leading the charge against misleading labelling of plant-based proteins, the Red Meat Advisory Council has taken a strategically more assertive..Read More
Widespread across from Central Queensland down to the New England in New South Wales has prompted has downgraded the bushfire risk for a large area this summer...Read More
While December is a time for Christmas cheer and holiday spirit, it can also often be one of the more challenging months of the year, with less man-hours to do..Read More
PEAK grower body WoolProducers Australia has circulated a proposal to be the oversight body for Australian Wool Innovation as Minister for Agriculture David Littleproud discusses industry structural reform...Read More
AMPC is investing in a technology trial which aims to improve the nation’s traceability and biosecurity capability by identifying individual small stock (sheep, lamb, and goats) at processing plants. ..Read More
CHINESE top-making demand created a surge in Merino wool buying across Australia this week...Read More
A PROMISE of big money has attracted Australia’s top working dog trainers and breeders to the inaugural Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange Working Dog Challenge at Carcoar...Read More