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Wheat out of the 'blue'
11 Feb 12 | WHEN land next door to their Mount Compass dairyfarm became available for sale, Nick Brokenshire and his parents Robert and Mandy jumped at the chance to expand their holdings.   | Fight to beat blacklegSMS to give pea growers green ...
09 Feb 12 | WITH harvest complete AWB will close its remaining 2011/12 season wheat pools in all South Australian and Western Australia port zones except for the Albany port zone at 5pm Friday 10th February 2012.
Wheat’s small rally
27 Jan 12 | GRAIN traders are tipping growers can expect higher prices than in December now that the State’s grain harvest is nearing completion.
Wheat harvest setback
21 Jan 12 | EUSTON, NSW, cropper Pat Healy (pictured with brother Ray) says despite having had crops washed out during the 2010 floods, he will still make less money from this year’s wheat harvest.
WA harvest hits 14 million tonnes
12 Jan 12 | THE WA harvest has passed the 14 million tonne mark with receivals just passing the figure on Monday.   | CommentsComments (2)
WA Japan noodle wheat workshop success
12 Jan 12 | ANOTHER successful noodle wheat technical workshop at the Department of Agriculture and Food recently has strengthened trade relations with the Japanese government and noodle flour milling industry.  | CommentsComments (5)
GrainCorp pool returns lift $5 to $15
11 Jan 12 | GRAINCORP has increased its estimated pools returns for the 2011/12 wheat harvest by between $5 and $15 per tonne, depending on grade and port zone.  | Regionalisation for grain marketsGrainCorp finalises pool
08 Jan 12 | DESPITE ongoing international supply and seasonal condition fluctuations, growers will be pleased to know that wheat will be 'on the money' in 2012 - literally.  | CommentsComments (1)
Record Indian wheat year forecast
07 Jan 12 | THE Indian government expects wheat production in 2011-12 to break another record.   | CommentsComments (5) | Cargill comes to the foreBig yields lead to low protein
Wheat near record exports
06 Jan 12 | AUSTRALIAN wheat exports fell just three per cent below record levels for the 2010-11 export year.  | CommentsComments (3) | Port operators hit backCargill's port push
Close to record exports
06 Jan 12 | THE STRONG results highlighted in the recently released Wheat Exports Australia report show deregulation is working, according to SAFF grains industry committee chairman Michael Schaefer.   | CommentsComments (5)
SA on track for 7.6mt
05 Jan 12 | WITH 6.37 million tonnes in Viterra's storage and handling system, the 2011 season is virtually complete and expected to fulfil predictions for a 7.6mt South Australian crop.
AWB releases 2011/12 wheat pool prices
04 Jan 12 | THE majority of AWB 2011/12 season estimated pool returns (EPRs) have increased by $3 - $10 a tonne following a review of the EPRs, the grain company has announced. The exception is durum grades which remain unchanged.
Success from preparation
31 Dec 11 | SOUND preparation and a little flexibility gave Mullaley durum growers Mick and Angela Wise, “Nettle Top”, the edge in the 2011 Agricultural Societies Council (ASC) Dryland Field Wheat Competition.
New HRZ Wheats chairman appointed
28 Dec 11 | SPECIALIST wheat breeding company HRZ Wheats has appointed a new chairman as it continues to develop new wheat varieties that will help growers in high rainfall zones achieve improved yields.
Regionalisation for grain markets
25 Dec 11 | GRAIN producers will increasingly deal in regionalised markets in the future, with local factors meaning prices are likely to vary from port zone to port zone, according to industry commentators.  | CommentsComments (3)
Bleak forecast for low quality wheat
23 Dec 11 | AN INTERNATIONAL market awash with lower quality wheat paints a grim picture for Australian growers with either downgraded weather damaged wheat or low protein product.
Wheat up 2.7pc in modest rally
20 Dec 11 | WHEAT prices have rallied slightly in the past week.  | CommentsComments (4) | Big tonnages, but value leakingShipping's teething troubles

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