Today our Riverina Account Manager chats to Western Australian Grower Brad West. They discuss the challenges facing WA growers this year, their marketing strategies selling into a predominantly export market & how crops are shaping up, coming into the harvest!

Tom & Andrew Kelso discuss factors impacting on new crop prices coming into harvest and marketing old crop stocks left to sell.

Today we welcome Laura Smith to the igrain team, Laura is our Account Manager for Central West NSW, looking after growers from Forbes, to Coonamble and across to the Liverpool Plains. 

Today Laura chats to Andrew Kelso about recent shifts in global wheat prices, buying activity, northern hemisphere harvest progress and what growers should be looking at to capitalise on market movements and new crop prices over the coming months. 

Our Riverina (NSW) Account Manager Machallie McCormack chats to one of her growers David Elwin, who is also an agronomist for Yenda Produce. Machallie and David discuss the challenges facing growers in the region this season, with a focus on early planting and resistant ryegrass and potential ways of overcoming these challenges. We hope you enjoy!

Andrew shares his knowledge with us around current Old & New Crop pricing and what we can expect to see over the coming months. With so many 'left-field' factors impacting on commodity markets at the moment, this is a really interesting insight into market behaviour and invaluable in helping with your grain marketing decisions this season. Enjoy!

'The Warmer the Climate, the Warmer the People', Peter has been in the livestock industry for 30+ years, servicing Ivanhoe, Broken Hill, Bourke, Brewarrina and everywhere in between. Now based in Nyngan, Western NSW and working for the Australian Wool Network, we chat to Pete about livestock markets domestically and internationally, and what the next few months may have in store for sheep, cattle and wool prices. Enjoy! 

Machallie chats to Andrew Kelso about China's tariff on Australian Barley and predictions of larger global crop production. How these will affect Australian grain growers & prices?