Field Applied Research managing director Nick Poole at the hyper-yielding cereals trails in Western Australia. Photo: John Blake
WHEAT and barley prices have firmed in the south but traded steady to softer in the north as consumers, traders and growers process the impact of ongoing dry conditions in north-west New South Wales, and bouncing global markets.
Going against expectations held by some, the July 1 start of the new financial year has not shaken significant volumes out of growers’ hands.
However, another week of showers across much of south-eastern Australia has lifted grower…
