Outloading sorghum near Goondiwindi last week and destined for a container packer. Photo: Dave Beare
WHEAT and barley prices have fallen by up to $22 per tonne in the past week as domestic values factor in the softer global market, and sell-side pressure is seen for the first time since sowing started in April.
On the logistics side, trade sources report trucks are a fraction easier to get, and while wet conditions are slowing grain movements in some districts, growers who have finished planting their winter crop now have time to deliver a load or two.
This has eased the squeeze on…
