Cargill Australia

Persistent dry conditions in the northern half of New South Wales has growers pondering crop rotations. While there has been some localised falls, sub-soils will require significant rain events before plans are locked in. Read more here: bit.ly/weather-war-gu…

Recent rainfall across parts of eastern and southern Australia has improved seasonal conditions, although outcomes remain uneven across regions. Read here- bit.ly/grain-trade-ba…

Honoured to support Twilight by the Tree through our Cropping for Communities program. Events like this connect our regional communities. Huge thanks to Chris Ward and the Crystal Brook team!

Global Tensions Shape a Mixed Outlook for Australian Grain Markets Australian grain and oilseed markets are being shaped by a combination of geopolitical uncertainty, shifting global demand, and uneven seasonal conditions at home. Read more here: bit.ly/globaltensions…

Patchy rainfall and unsettled weather across southern and eastern Australia continue to dominate weather patterns. cargill.com.au/en/2026/mixed-…

The intense weather system inundating central Australia has delivered some welcome rainfall to parts of southern New South Wales and northern Victoria, with lighter and more scattered totals recorded further north. bit.ly/4rwirwH

Hot and dry conditions across much of southern and eastern Australia continue to weigh on grower engagement, with many still hesitant to advance their selling programs until clearer signals emerge for the season ahead. bit.ly/46OusVV

Hot and dry conditions over much of the country have contributed to fairly lacklustre grower engagement of late, with many growers waiting for more guidance on the season before meaningfully increasing their selling program. bit.ly/DryConditionsG…

Last week, Chris Ward – Territory Manager for the Mid North & Yorke Peninsula – represented Cargill at the 2nd annual SA Grain Industry Awards, hosted by @GrainProducersSA at Adelaide Oval. A great celebration of SA’s growers and innovators. Congrats to all the winners!

Cargill has launched a 2.58 MW solar array at its Newcastle Crush Plant -the company’s first large-scale #RenewableEnergy project in Australia. Read more: bit.ly/CargillRenewab…

Global Grain Markets Firm Despite Pressure from Record U.S. Corn Crop Global grain markets held mostly firmer this week, supported by ongoing weather risks across the United States and South America, as well as strong U.S. export demand. Read more: bit.ly/GlobalGrainMar…

Summer Uncertainty January marks the first month of the new calendar year. It always seems to flash by, filled to the brim with sporting events to follow, beach trips or dam visits, and hopefully. cargill.com.au/en/2026/summer…

Cargill is delighted to sponsor the Newdegate Golf Club Open Day. The club plays a vital role in our community, bringing together people from Newdegate and neighboring towns. cargill.com.au/en/2025/suppor…

With Harvest done and dusted in southern New South Wales and North East Vic, growers have either been away spending time with loved ones or fighting devasting fires. cargill.com.au/en/2026/bushfi…

While many are taking some much-needed time off, growers in the southern regions of Victoria and South Australia are still in the midst of an average to an above average harvest, with the late spring rains in November well and truly having an impact. bit.ly/HarvestandMark…

Australia’s Grain Sector Finishes the Year Strong The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) has released its December crop report, forecasting one of the biggest winter harvests Australia has ever seen. cargill.com.au/en/2025/austra…

Grain Season Peak Winter crop harvest has been progressing well with minimal interruptions to quality and is now about 80% complete across New South Wales, with northern regions finished and southern areas still underway. cargill.com.au/en/2025/grain-…

Crop Forecast Grows as Harvest Rolls On The Australian Bureau of Agriculture and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) recently released its December Australian Crop Report revising Australia’s winter crop production up to 66.3 million tonnes. bit.ly/49X6334

Harvest Weather Challenges Harvest progress through the east coast continues to be mixed. Growers through Northern NSW are racing the weather forecast, with storms received over the weekend typical of this time of year. Read more: bit.ly/HarvestWeather…

Weather Driven Harvest With harvest in Queensland slowing down, Northern NSW isn’t much further behind, except for the later-planted wheat and chickpea crops north and west of Narrabri. bit.ly/WeatherDrivenH…