Wheat and barley prices have firmed in the past week to reflect a little short covering from the domestic market, and export demand led by the latest Saudi barley tender. ..Read More
Liz Wells, September 25, 2020
Record-high feeder cattle values and a softening in finished grainfed cattle price offers from processors has pushed Beef Central’s latest 100-day trading budget result deeply into negative territory…Read More
Jon Condon, September 24, 2020
Lotfeeders will soon be able to see the BunkBot feedbunk scanning robot at work in a commercial setting, with monthly demonstrations planned at Mort & Co’s Pinegrove Feedlot near Millmerran in southern Queensland from November. In earlier trials, the Bunk Scanner proved to be more precise and accurate than human bunk callers in measuring the volume of feed on hand…Read More
Beef Central, September 21, 2020
Values for nearby barley have jumped in the northern market on some short covering ahead of harvest volume, while southern values have mostly softened, despite limited grower selling…Read More
Liz Wells, September 18, 2020
Population growth and changing consumer dietary preferences will be positives for the grain industry over the next decade, but there will be challenges from international competition, trade tensions and climate change…Read More
Neil Lyon, September 18, 2020
Six young stakeholders from across Australia have been announced as finalists in the Australian Lot Feeders Association’s 2020 Young Lot Feeder of the Year Award…Read More
Beef Central, September 16, 2020
Wheat and barley traded firm to higher this week in limited volume on minimal growing selling and steady export demand for wheat which is making barley look more attractive to domestic consumers…Read More
Guest Author, September 14, 2020
Northern barley prices have firmed in the past week while the start of the Queensland wheat harvest saw old and new-crop markets converge, and values were mostly firmer in the south also…Read More
Liz Wells, September 7, 2020
Demand in southern markets for new-crop export business has closed the inverse on barley and narrowed it for wheat, while in the north, new-crop values have firmed on limited selling…Read More
Guest Author, August 28, 2020
Grower and trader selling on nearby and new-crop barley has driven values down to levels which are buying bulk and containerised export demand…Read More
Liz Wells, August 24, 2020
Prices for wheat and barley have softened this week after rain into the weekend bolstered yield prospects across most of Australia’s cropping districts and prompted some grower selling. ..Read More
Liz Wells, August 14, 2020
Prices for barley, sorghum and wheat have softened this week as the inverse between nearby and new-crop narrows in response to forecast rain across southern Australia which is expected to consolidate yield prospects in all states bar Queensland…Read More
Liz Wells, August 10, 2020