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.

Off-spec and feed grains are trading closer to milling quality as buyers push bids up to match grower prices.

Growers are pulling prices higher - Buyers were pushing bids up in an effort to get closer to and/or match growers price expectations.

Grain prices improve - A weaker Aussie dollar and growers actively offering grain for sale at prices saw buyers bidding up to buy it.

Growers were actively offering grain for sale now that harvest is finished and buyers were bidding up for it.

Buyer demand is strong for Australian grain - Growers have a say in the price of Aus grain. Be sure to do so ahead of the festive season

Thinking prices will fall can be self-fulfilling - If growers panic sell it will push prices lower, but there is demand for all grain.

All grades of grain are in demand - Varying weather through the season and at harvest has seen many growers deliver a multitude of grades.

Growers active in asking for grain prices - Rain disruptions has seen growers prepared to offer grain for sale at the prices they want.