India’s tariff on lentils, and an expected one on chickpeas, have slowed the pace of Australia’s two biggest pulse exports as faba beans keep chugging to Egypt, and growers in SA and Vic especially cross their fingers for the annual break to get new crop under way…Read More
Liz Wells, March 25, 2025
New-crop rice has appeared in Japanese supermarkets, but has failed to alleviate steep and continued inflation…Read More
Peter McMeekin Grain Brokers Australia, March 25, 2025
Another wet week for much of north and eastern Australia is on the forecast, with cropping regions in Vic and SA, like WA, again expected to miss significant rain…Read More
Bureau of Meteorology, March 25, 2025
More than 100 industry representatives gathered in Toowoomba last week for the Australian Cotton Shippers Association’s inaugural Post Farm-Gate Forum…Read More
Emma Alsop, March 24, 2025
Ongoing drought has SA in the midst of a worsening fodder shortage which prompted a visit to the state’s parliament last week by a group of primary producers…Read More
Liz Wells, March 24, 2025
The Websters are selling four grain-storage sites around Cowra in the Central West of NSW, offering growers with the chance to buy off-farm storage capacity…Read More
Emma Alsop, March 24, 2025
Grain Producers SA and Livestock SA are concerned the SA Govt’s Greater Adelaide Regional Plan will reduce SA’s prime agricultural land area. ..Read More
Grain Central, March 24, 2025
South-eastern Australian growers impacted by low rainfall are reminded to factor herbicide residues into their decisions around planting oats for export hay…Read More
Liz Wells, March 24, 2025
Speculator short positioning rules the day, the global consumer appears calm, and wheat production risk worries analyst. President launches shipyard tax distraction…Read More
Lachstock Consulting, March 25, 2025
Ahead of an event this week involving Crop Trust exeuctive director Stefan Schmitz, the importance of crop diversity in uncertain times is being championed…Read More
Grain Central, March 24, 2025
Russian weather confounds forecasters. Western Queensland cops a drenching; Western and southern Australia anticipate modest outlook…Read More
Lachstock Consulting, March 24, 2025
Chinese demand for sorghum, and export, consumer and grazier demand for winter cereals have seen values jump by at least $10/t in the past week…Read More
Liz Wells, March 20, 2025