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Demand has been sporadic and very specific for grain quality and locations.

Sporadic demand and tightening stocks

Onion grower Alex Jack, Jack Brothers Farm, Imperial Valley, US. Picture supplied

T-Tape is Alex Jack's go-to irrigation method for onions.

US onion and lettuce grower germinates crop on drip tape irrigation

Geoffrey Samuel (left) and Rupert Best, working in the laboratory at Waite Institute in 1934. Picture supplied

The publication focuses on agricultural plant diseases.

Plant pathology's input to biosecurity noted in special history publication

Glyphosate is Australia's major cropping herbicide. File photo.

The Federal Court has found there was not enough evidence.

Landmark Federal Court glyphosate court case dismissed

A Chinese food processor is being sued over claims it interfered with local wheat market prices. Photo: Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS

The corporate watchdog has taken a China-owned food processor to court.

China food giant sued for Aussie wheat-market meddling

Having a long term nitrogen strategy can mitigate some of the seasonal risk of fertiliser management. Photo by Gregor Heard.

Running a nitrogen positive fertiliser strategy can avoid the excess risk of having to over apply in any one given season.

Putting a little N away for a rainy day

GPA interim chief executive Pete Arkle, GPA northern region director and deputy chair Matthew Madden and NSW Farmers Grains Committee chairman Justin Everitt at the NSW Farmers conference this week. Photo supplied.

An experienced agricultural executive will step into the top job at GPA while current boss Colin Bettles recovers from injury.

GPA appoints interim chief executive

World wheat prices will need a production shortfall if they are to make serious gains. Photo by Gregor Heard.

Tight stocks to use ratios are unlikely to kick wheat prices higher without a production scare in a major producing nation.

High wheat price dream unlikely without fundamental shift

2024 APAL award winners (top L-R) Steele Jacob, WA, Emily Shipway, SA, Ross Wilson, New Zealand, Blake Reeve, Tasmania, (bottom L-R) Joy Jarvis, WA, Kevin Sanders, Victoria and Noel Mason, SA. Picture supplied

The pome industry has acknowledged its high achievers.

Apple and pear industry contributors honoured at 2024 APAL awards

Canola crop prospects across the country are steadily improving. Photo by Gregor Heard.

The news is getting better for Aussie canola producers, the crop condition is improving, while international issues have seen a lift in price.

North American heat, Euro tariffs spur canola market surge

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