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Harvest Update – 3 November 2025
November 03, 2025

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 3 November 2025

 Since last reportTotal[1]
Queensland223,7001,273,600
New South Wales585,2001,092,800
Victoria18,00021,500
Total grain receivals826,9002,387,900

Commentary:

  • Winter harvest activity is winding down in Central Queensland, while southern Queensland remains in full swing. Recent rainfall caused some short-term delays, but operations have picked up again as growers make the most of the clear weather conditions.
  • In northern NSW, deliveries of canola, barley and wheat ramped up across the region, particularly around the Moree and Burren Junction regions. Strong delivery volumes continued despite some intermittent rain delays.
  • In southern NSW, receivals are steadily increasing across the northern and western parts of the region, with the first loads of wheat delivered into the Parkes and Condobolin areas.
  • In Victoria, the first deliveries of wheat commenced in the northwest region, complementing early barley receivals from the Northern Mallee and Swan Hill regions.
  • Across southern NSW and Victoria, activity is expected to build steadily over the coming week, although forecasted rain may temporarily slow progress in some areas.
  • GrainCorp encourages growers to stay in regular contact with their local Site Managers for the latest updates on deliveries and segregations.

Images available for media use:

Chickpeas coming into Miles, southern Queensland. Photo: GrainCorp’s Miles Site Manager, Michelle Kerle

GrainCorp’s site at Moura, Central Queensland. Photo: GrainCorp’s Grain Handler, Parisanleny Parisanleny


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

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