AWB | Australian Grain Marketing Solutions And Services

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AWB is a leading diversified agricultural supply chain business specialising in the storage and handling, origination, trading and processing of grain and oilseeds. We have an extensive network of local and state representatives across the Australian grain belt that partner with Australian farmers to provide access to a range of tools and services to help them thrive.

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Grain from way out west continues to flow

22 Apr. 2019

Local spot markets have struggled over the past week as demand wanes and the flow of imported grain from the west continues unhindered. Unfavourable weather conditions throughout our cropping region might have been expected to tighten markets...

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Proud to contribute to new sports facility in Charlton

15 Apr. 2019

Charlton Park re-development project will be a brand-new multi-purpose sport and recreational centre, with a range of sports such as football, netball, hockey, tennis and cricket to name a few...

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WA Snaps Up Frost Cover

11 Apr. 2019

Interest in Frost Insurance is really growing, as growers look to manage this substantial production risk. The Countryman takes a look at frost cover a little deeper. Read the full article by clicking here

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Cautious Optimism after the Rain

11 Apr. 2019

Whilst this rain was very beneficial over the last week, particularly in the Castlereagh river system, it is hugely important we see timely follow up rain.

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3 business-day payment terms for WA cash contracts.

04 Apr. 2019

New for WA growers is 3 business day payment terms for cash contracts.

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An eventful week for Canola

02 Apr. 2019

There has been some useful rainfall in many areas of NSW and QLD over the last couple of weeks which has given pause to growers finalising their seeding plans this year. While sub-soil moisture...

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Barley Cracks Appearing

28 Mar. 2019

Since 2015/16 harvesting the once ‘ugly duckling’ has risen to be a very useful income earner due to its high domestic and export demand, outstanding yield, and the ability of production in the hardest of climates.

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