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Harvest Update – 8 December 2025
December 08, 2025

Grain receivals (tonnes) at GrainCorp up-country sites as at 8 December 2025

 Since last reportTotal[1]
Queensland2,5001,578,200
New South Wales400,4004,656,200
Victoria468,9001,213,000
Total grain receivals871,8007,447,400

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

Commentary:

  • Harvest has now largely wrapped up across Queensland with pleasing quality seen across all commodities. Early indications point to promising summer crop prospects following recent wet weather.
  • While some growers in northern NSW are still delivering grain, particularly across the Liverpool Plains region, the primary activity has shifted to southern NSW, especially around the Cunningar, Junee, Temora and Boree Creek regions.
  • In Victora, growers have gained momentum after several weeks of wet weather, with wheat, barley and canola receivals coming in. Clearer conditions over the coming weeks should support further progress, with harvest activity expected to continue into the festive period under favourable conditions.
  • 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:

Canola bunker at Coonamble, NSW. Photo: GrainCorp’s Enterprise Optimisation Project Manager, Will Burns.

Aerial view of bunkers at Coonamble, NSW. Photo: GrainCorp’s Enterprise Optimisation Project Manager, Will Burns.

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