
Australian wheat and barley traded sideways over the past week as growers held back supply. Export demand softened, partly due to competition from the Black Sea and Argentina.
New-crop sorghum began arriving at bins, and sorghum fell as Chinese interest backed off.
Soft export competition from Black Sea and Argentina and weak Chinese sorghum demand point to flat-to-lower Australian feed grain prices.
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