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Feedgrain Focus: North gets nervous over freight, dry - Beef Central (opens the original)
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Kate and Naomi Toogood of Henty inspect a new barley line at the Baker Seed Co agronomy plots at the Henty Machinery Field Days in southern NSW which opened on Tuesday and closes today. Photo: HMFD A SHRINKING production outlook and expensive fuel have seen northern values jump this week, but southern prices have dropped in response to consolidating crop prospects and softer global wheat values. Nearby consumer demand is modest in the south, but has ramped up in Queensland as farmers pull down t
Feedgrain Focus: South feels weight of new crop - Beef Central (opens the original)
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A crop of barley on SA’s Upper Eyre Peninsula shows outstanding yield potential for the region. Photo: Ben Shipard, Kimba WHEAT and barley prices have fallen in the south in the past week, while northern rates have firmed as quality and production prospects deteriorate for the southern Queensland crop. Consumer confidence in supply comes from the stellar yield outlook for the Victorian and southern New South Wales crops, although barley at harvest may be hard to get if growers prioritise sale an
Feedgrain Focus: Grower selling picks up as heat rises - Beef Central (opens the original)
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Tomahawk wheat sown May 1 and in head in the Victorian Mallee. Photo: Bec Marshall, Normanville GROWER selling has picked up ahead of the start of harvest in areas south of Central Queensland, where headers are already rolling in this first week of spring. Across eastern Australia, growers are getting a handle on the enormity of the crop coming in the south, as evidenced by ABARES numbers this week in its quarterly Australian Crop Report. In the north, maximum daytime temperatures are forecast t
Feedgrain Focus: Rain buys north time, road rates dear - Beef Central (opens the original)
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Field peas thriving in the western Riverina. Photo: Aaron Hutchinson THE southern wheat market has bucked this week’s softening trend, supported by buying for export cargoes as Asian customers look to shore up uncertain supplies from the Black Sea. Rain in eastern Australia in the week to yesterday has lifted production prospects for some northern cereals, and made the south’s big barley crop look even bigger. Northern consumers are comfortable the region’s wheat carry-out, and southern new-crop
Feedgrain Focus: North softens to defy logic, south firms - Beef Central (opens the original)
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Andrew Ritchie and the team at Excel Farms hosts WeedSmart Week delegates at Ballandry near Griffith yesterday. Photo: Chris Davey BIDS for wheat and barley in the northern region have dropped by up to $15 per tonne this week, despite production prospects sliding for most of its crops as they near maturity. Trade sources say the drop reflects consumer confidence in what is expected to be a bumper southern crop, and their adequate coverage into next quarter. The impact of war on Black Sea grain s
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