The gross value of crop production is estimated to have reached a near-record $35.5 billion in 2020–21, boosted by Australia’s second-biggest winter crop on record and relatively high world grain and oilseed prices…Read More
Grain Central, June 16, 2021
Vietnamese grain customers are showing strong interest in using more clean, green and nutritious Australian barley in animal feed rations…Read More
Grain Central, June 7, 2021
Australia remains locked out of China for our barley, but this hasn’t stopped China from making large purchases from other suppliers which assists Australia by competing in other destinations without giving away too much on price…Read More
Andrew Whitelaw, Thomas Elder Markets, May 31, 2021
One year ago China slammed an 80.5 per cent tariff on Australian barley. What has been the real impact?..Read More
Andrew Whitelaw, Thomas Elder Markets, May 21, 2021
Rural Bank says exporters are being booked out until April as Australian grain prices become increasingly attractive to international buyers…Read More
Grain Central, February 8, 2021
AEGIC has hosted webinars aimed at expanding Australian feedgrain use in The Philippines and Thailand…Read More
Grain Central, February 8, 2021
December saw Australian barley exports nudge 1 million tonnes, with Saudi Arabia and Thailand the major buyers, with support from other volume buyers across Asia and the Middle East…Read More
Liz Wells, February 5, 2021
Price risk management is crucial to both sellers and buyers of grain. There are many ways to protect from price risk. One of the most underutilised is the use of futures contracts…Read More
Andrew Whitelaw, Thomas Elder Markets, January 28, 2021
Australia’s canola exports were rekindled as new season commenced shipping in November. Europe and east Asia the main destination regions…Read More
Liz Wells, January 25, 2021
The crippling strike by Argentina’s port-side oilseed workers was finally resolved last week allowing production at the country’s soybean crush facilities to return to normal and a resumption of port loading operations along the Parana River…Read More
Grain Brokers Australia, January 6, 2021
China’s appetite for imported grain for human and animals use is big, and how much of it Australia can satisfy depends on how well the two countries can resolve current tensions…Read More
Grain Brokers Australia, December 1, 2020
THE imposition of an 80.5 per cent tariff on Australian barley imports by China in mid-May has severely restricted Australia’s barley trade into China and highlighted the risks of being..Read More
Grain Central, November 19, 2020