Consumers return to traditional grains as food fad phase falters

Neil Lyon, 13 July 2017

There are signs consumer tastes are swinging back to traditional grains, which could be good news for Australian growers.

Eliminating choke points to build NSW grain rail capacity

11 July 2017

A roundtable of grain industry participants convened by the NSW Farmers’ Association this week in Sydney has identified some pinch points and inefficiencies in the regional NSW rail network.

Recent rains do little to buoy South Australian yield prospects

05 July 2017

South Australia can look forward to average yields at best as some of the state’s traditionally safe rainfall areas struggle to get crops up and away after a patchy start to the winter-cropping season.

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Consumers return to traditional grains as food fad phase falters

Eliminating choke points to build NSW grain rail capacity

Recent rains do little to buoy South Australian yield prospects

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