AWB made its fourth distribution overnight on Wednesday 18 January 2012 to farmers participating in its 2010/11 season wheat pools. The gross amount paid is $78 million and after deduction of supply chain costs, the net payment to farmers will be $67 million (excl GST). more ›

AWB will close its 2011/12 season wheat pools in all Queensland port zones – Gladstone, McKay and Brisbane – and the South Australian port zone Thevenard at 5pm Friday 20 January 2012. more ›

The AWB today announced that estimated pool returns (EPRs) for its 2011/12 barley pools have increased by $4 - $7 a tonne or remain unchanged. more ›

The majority of AWB 2011/12 season estimated pool returns (EPRs) have increased by $3 - $10 a tonne following a review of the EPRs. The exception is durum grades which remain unchanged more ›

AWB 2011/12 season estimated pool returns (EPRs) have largely been revised down modestly by $2 - $8 a tonne as wheat prices dropped over recent weeks. The exception is durum grades in the East Coast pool which have risen by $7 a tonne. more ›