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We exist to tip the scales in growers' favour. 30+ years of independent grain marketing strategy, education & execution across Australia. 🌾
Sydney, New South Wales Katılım Mayıs 2013
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🌧️Map showing rainfall for the week ending 9am this morning.
Strong totals for many and will really help confidence in the crop going forward - especially for those in the south that were already sitting on moisture. Northern NSW/QLD will need to see lots more though.
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Biggest rainfall that northern NSW/Queensland has received for some time. Map shows rainfall from 9am yesterday to this morning.
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@BenBoughton1 yep, & plenty of growers west of the Newell in NSW who will need much more than last nights rain to have a swing this year - 30mm won't touch the sides. Some great falls being sent through from our clients further south where they are in better shape, which is fantastic.
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@MarketCheck1 Great fall in many places. Note the border regions gap probably from Gurley to Goondiwindi.
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Biggest rainfall that northern NSW/Queensland has received for some time.
Map shows rainfall from 9am yesterday to this morning.
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Limit Up in US wheat markets overnight! 🚀
The May WASDE cut production deeper than the mkt expected. It was centred around huge revisions to the HRW crop.
This'll likely have Aussie markets higher today across both new & old crop - which will be very welcome to growers!
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📢 March ABS Pulse Exports🚢:
#lentils: 85k (⬇️94kt MoM). Record exports but Vic exports are incredibly slow at ~200kt so far. Lots of stock yet to come to market whereas SA is running on fumes.
#chickpeas: 27kt (⬇️265kt MoM). Program mostly done.
#lupins: 17kt(⬇️34kt MoM)
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Barley punches even higher in NSW/QLD🚀
BAR1 delivered into the Darling Downs is north of $440/t. NSW prices are also rising as consumers continue to bid on any stock coming to market.
VIC prices are rallying (~$320 port equiv), with SA prices a bit more stagnant.
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The great barley rally continues 📈.. well in NSW/QLD at least. Delivered Downs barley is ~$430/t & the market is busy trying to calculate how close WA/SA supplies are to pricing a vessel to QLD. Southern markets are stronger on record export volumes & low grower selling.
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After solid March rainfall for those in southern cropping zones, April was not a good month. May has started much better, with some welcome falls over the weekend.
Unfortunately, much of NSW & QLD missed these latest rains, received nothing in April & remain desperate for rain
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Crazy move in the May-26 MATIF Rapeseed Contract overnight... Up $180/t overnight! 😏
Before any Aussie growers get excited, the May-26 contract is in delivery & being squeezed. Our market will take no notice, instead reacting to what Aug-26 did, which was up a measly $7/t.
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The great barley rally continues 📈.. well in NSW/QLD at least.
Delivered Downs barley is ~$430/t & the market is busy trying to calculate how close WA/SA supplies are to pricing a vessel to QLD. Southern markets are stronger on record export volumes & low grower selling.
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March was a very solid month for many parts of the southern cropping belts, esp SA & VIC. This will provide boosted confidence as we enter the sowing window for the 2026 winter crop (cost & availability of inputs aside🤕).
NNSW/QLD continue to struggle as the dryness sets in.
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Australian #wheat prices are responding to the conflict overseas, however not as sharply as the US, which is quite typical / US HRW has a production story which is helping push prices north🌾
New season APW1 prices are trading around $20-30/t higher than current crop markets.
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