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Harvest Update – 2/01/2024
January 02, 2024

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 2 January 2024

 Since last reportTotal[1]
Queensland412,900
New South Wales27,9003,332,200
Victoria532,9004,098,800

Commentary:

  • Grain receivals continued in parts of southern NSW and Victoria during the festive season, with the primary areas of activity around Junee, the Southern Mallee, Central Victoria and the Wimmera regions.
  • Growers are still delivering in parts of Western Victoria and the Wimmera, including Nhill, Murtoa, Hamilton, Carpolac and Lillimur. With clearer weather, activity is expected to wind up in the coming weeks.
  • GrainCorp’s outload program continued across the network to create capacity for more receivals. This will be sustained throughout January, with up to 200,000 tonnes to be outloaded per week.
  • Some sites are open by appointment only now – growers are encouraged to maintain regular communication with their local Site Managers regarding opening hours, deliveries and segregations.

Images available for media use:

Canola bunker at Elmore, VIC, which has achieved a site record this harvest.

Many GrainCorp staff have moved south for harvest. Pictured is Jesse Bell (left) and Curtis Ryan (right), from Bellata, NSW, on site at Willaura, VIC. Read the story, here.


[1] Excludes winter crop receivals prior to 1 October 2023 and direct-to-port receivals.

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