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Harvest Update – 20 October 2025
October 20, 2025

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 20 October 2025 

 Since last report Total1 
Queensland – 537,000 
New South Wales – 46,700 
Victoria  – 200 
Total grain receivals  – 583,900 

1 Excludes winter crop receivals prior to 1 October 2025 and direct-to-port receivals.  

Commentary: 

  • Harvest is well underway across Central Queensland, with strong quality results across all commodities. A long harvest tail is expected, as some late crops remain on the ground. 
  • In southern Queensland and northern NSW, the harvest pace has picked up over the past week with good quality wheat, barley and canola receivals. Activity is expected to progress steadily over the coming week, supported by a favourable weather outlook. 
  • Further south in NSW, sites across the Central West region are expected to see their first deliveries this week, while in Victoria, the Northern Mallee has recorded its first barley receivals. However, limited rainfall in recent weeks continues to create a mixed picture.
  • GrainCorp encourages growers to stay in regular contact with their local Site Managers for the latest information regarding deliveries and segregations. 


Images available for media use:

Chickpeas received at Yamala, Central Queensland.

Bunkers and silos at Capella, QLD.

GrainCorp site at Mt McLaren, QLD.

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