Sorghum is trading about $50/t below feed wheat in Australia as traders watch for a large spring sorghum planting. Patchy rain over growing areas has left traders unsure of the direction of domestic feedgrain prices.
Darling Downs users may stick with wheat unless it exceeds $340/t for January delivery.
A sizeable sorghum crop would add supply to the Australian stockfeed market and cap wheat and barley prices, while a feed wheat rally could pull demand toward current-crop sorghum.
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