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Harvest Update – 19/12/22
December 19, 2022

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 19 December 2022

 Since 12 December 2022Total
Queensland26,6702,109,600
New South Wales747,1903,694,980
Victoria484,2601,871,540
Total grain receivals1,258,1207,676,120

Commentary:

The GrainCorp network has recorded its biggest day of receivals for the season, with more than 300,000 tonnes of grain delivered on Sunday 18 December.

Winter crop harvest activity now mostly complete in Queensland, and slowing around the Burren Junction, Moree and Narrabri regions in northern NSW, as growers turn their attention to summer cropping opportunities.

Clear and drier weather conditions saw strong harvest activity continue throughout NSW and Victoria, particularly in the Junee, Temora and Wyalong regions in southern NSW, and in the Wimmera, Mallee, Swan Hill and northeast regions of Victoria.

NSW and Victorian harvest will continue into January 2023 – growers are encouraged to stay in close contact with their local Site Manager on deliveries and segregations.

Large outload program continues across the GrainCorp network to create capacity for more receivals, with up to 240,000 tonnes of grain outloaded each week.

The GrainCorp team would like to thank growers for their support and patience throughout the season so far and wish growers, their families and communities across Australia a safe and happy Christmas and New Year.

Harvest Updates will recommence on Tuesday 3 January 2023.


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Canola bunker at Warracknabeal in the Wimmera, Victoria. Photo: Paul Gerdtz

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