Barley in the Berrigan district in southern NSW’s Riverina is one of the state’s to be on track for at least average yields. Photo: Stefan Meyer, StoneX
CHINA’S return as a buyer of Australian barley has lifted the northern market by $20 per tonne, but done little to shift values in the south.
The northern wheat market has lifted $25/t as dry conditions, already of concern in the northern half of New South Wales, creep into Queensland, and the plains and outer slopes of south-central NSW.
According to a joint statement from Federal Minister for Trade Don Farrell and Federal Minister…
