
Australian wheat and barley traded sideways in the past week as growers held back selling, with Downs barley at A$315 and Downs sorghum at A$322 per tonne on January 30. Northern growers are rolling from chickpeas into sorghum harvest in hot, dry weather while southern conditions are very dry.
Limited grower selling and a dry southern season support Australian feed-grain prices, while sorghum harvest pressure in the north adds some supply.
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