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Harvest Update – 16/01/23
January 16, 2023

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 16 January 2023

 Since 9 January 2023Total
Queensland11,5602,141,500
New South Wales104,9704,859,990
Victoria231,4903,814,780
Total grain receivals348,02010,816,270

Commentary:

  • Winter crop harvest activity now mostly complete in Queensland and NSW, though receivals expected to trickle in for another few weeks.
  • Harvest activity continues steadily across all regions of Victoria particularly around the Wimmera, Central Victoria, southern Mallee and north east regions. Record receivals at sites in Natimuk and Nhill, in the Wimmera, and at Donald, in the southern Mallee.
  • Large grain outload program continues across the GrainCorp network to create capacity for more receivals, with 300,000 tonnes of grain outloaded last week.
  • Some sites open by appointment only now – growers are encouraged to communicate with their local Site Managers regarding opening hours, deliveries and segregations.

Images available for media use:

Panoramic view of the GrainCorp site at Murtoa, VIC. Photo: Jason Keel.

Bunkers filling at Warracknabeal, VIC. Photo: Farrell Robertson.

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