Yield prospects and volume for winter crop are down in NSW and Qld, where farmers are now hoping for rain to plant dryland summer crops.
DETERIORATING crop conditions in much of New South Wales are driving wheat and barley prices higher in the southern market, where trade remains thin on limited selling.
In the northern market, wheat and barley are trading at evens now that the supply chain for southern and transshipped grain is fully operational.
Yield prospects for many crops in Victoria, and in the south-eastern corner of the NSW grainbelt remain above average.
However, the impact of…
