If uncertain of what prices may do, you can still be proactive and offer grain for sale at the price you want.

Rain forecasts cap prices - Many buyers continued to take stock of their positions and watch weather forecasts and rainfall events last week.

Many grain buyers take stock - Many buyers opted to take stock of positions last week rather than chasing grain and push prices higher.

Reach for grain softened a little last week - Some buyers adopted a wait and see approach in the search for grain with some rain about.

Dry conditions remain in many areas and domestic end-users are bidding up to match grower target prices.

Grower sale prices are setting the tone for price discovery in many parts of Australia with buyers bidding up to match grower asking prices and accumulate grain.

Buyers return after long weekends - A total of 60 buyers bid for grain and 116 buyers made 5,670 searches for grain listed for sale on the exchange.

There was evidence of growers impacting grain prices across Australia with prices in Victoria in particular holding given the tighter grain balance sheet there.

There was evidence of growers impacting grain prices across Australia with prices in Victoria in particular holding given the tighter grain balance sheet there.

Large movements in the Australian dollar had significant impacts on Australian grain prices last week.

Wheat prices improve - Buyers pushed wheat prices higher last week to match prices growers were targeting to make some sales.

Pockets of demand pushes prices - Pockets of strong demand saw buyers push bids up to grower prices. Growers need to show them those prices!

There is plenty of demand for grains - The market is trying to work out the prices it will trade - growers have a say in this.

Buyers bid up wheat and barley - APW1 wheat has increased $20/t in some areas since the first week of March.

120 buyers were looking for grain last week. Buyers remain active in trying to buy all grains/oilseeds/pulses from growers across all states

Demand cautious on futures pullback - Bid-offer price spreads widened in many Australian grain markets as price expectations moved apart.

Last week 401 transactions on CGX were above the best published bid of the day at that location.

Australian growers continued to offer grain for sale at prices they want last week and it's impacting grain prices.

Buyer bid prices for many grades of grain around Australia have trended sideways to higher recently. 

Wheat has become wheat and barley has become barley from a pricing perspective in many parts of the country.