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New-crop sorghum harvest began in southern Queensland, pushing Darling Downs sorghum bids down about $10 to $385 a tonne delivered. Exporters report softer buying from China, which takes most of Australia's sorghum exports, while US sorghum imports rise seasonally.
Rain has slowed the harvest.
Harvest pressure plus weaker Chinese demand keeps Australian sorghum discounted, giving feed buyers cheaper red grain versus wheat and barley.
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