Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

There is some meaningful grain accumulation going on right now and prices have been dragged higher by growers holding the prices they're willing to sell for.

Buyer bids retreated generally but growers held their offers and buyers matched in many instances.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

Many Australian grain markets have been relatively flat in recent weeks with pockets of sporadic demand enabling growers to sell at prices they want.

More growers achieved their sell prices for grain stored in warehouse and on-farm last week through the exchange across wheat, barley, canola, lentils, lupins and oat grades.

Many prices improved briefly last week - Grain sold averaged $14.20/t above best published bids, some up to $80/t above last week.

Growers are impacting the price of Australian grain - On average grain sold $9.02/t above best published bids ranging up to $50/t above.

Some softness in grain prices after a quick rally on the Israel-Iran war seems to have created some uncertainty for many growers over what to do with grain sales.

A lift in international wheat futures, ending the week at levels not seen since March, helped Australian prices improve through last week.

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.