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Harvest Update – 17/01/22
January 17, 2022

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 17 January 2022

 Since last reportTotal
Queensland12,9901,755,320[1]
New South Wales61,7507,535,570
Victoria65,7703,575,420
Total grain receivals140,51012,866,310

This is GrainCorp’s final Harvest Update for the 21/22 season. We’d like to thank all of our grower customers for their support over such a busy and challenging period and wish them all the best for the 22/23 season.

Commentary:

  • Deliveries still trickling through in the Goondiwindi and Darling Downs regions of Queensland.
  • NSW growers are still making some winter crop deliveries in the north and south of the state, ahead of rain forecast later this week.
  • Victorian growers still delivering mostly wheat across the Wimmera and Central VIC, with quality holding up to finish off the season.
  • Some sites open by appointment only now – growers should communicate with local site and area managers regarding opening hours, deliveries, and segregations.

[1] Includes 2021 winter crop receivals prior to 1 October 2021.

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