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A pullback in buying for drought feeding has allowed southern barley prices to soften by around $5 per tonne in the past week. With late-season exports mostly reshuffled to Western Australia or east-coast ports, this has seen selling interest outweigh the buy side for the first time in months. Those with sheep and cattle are

Wheat production in Western Australia, the country’s biggest grain-exporting state, is set to fall by 24% this year because of a lack of rain, an industry association said on Friday. Unfavourable weather will lead to lower per-hectare yield of wheat, as well as barley and canola, the Grain Association of Western Australia (GIWA) said. But barley and canola output should hold up better because farmers have allocated more land to them and less to wheat. GIWA’s wheat production forecast of 9.4 million metric tons is well below the five-year average for the state of roughly 11 million tons. In a monthly crop report, GIWA said recent rain had prevented bigger yield losses. “The season was slipping away from many but the rainfall has turned around the prospects for reasonable crop yield potentials.” “However, there are still pockets of country across the grain belt where the rain has ...

Western Australia's wheat crop is set to decline by 13% in 2025–26, driven by hotter autumns, parched soils, and erratic rainfall. Yet, beneath this challenge lies a compelling investment thesis: the shift to barley and canola could offer outsized returns as farmers pivot to more resilient crops and global demand surges. Western Australia produces 40%