Barley Domestic: 2 row feed, del. 301 316 283 284 283 285 275 Sydney Export: feed b 278 265 278 299 325 327 374 Export: malting b 304 286 295 326 352 373 387 International: feed, fob Rouen a 274 250 219 247 262 251 255 Grain sorghum Domestic: feed, del. Sydney 350 338 323 316 314 328 318 Export b 414 349 326 369 377 352 368 Oats Domestic: feed, del. Sydney 261 269 232 221 279 310 295 International: CME oats nearby 325 271 265 264 248 221 221 contract Corn (maize) Domestic: feed, del. Sydney 410 403 386 375 370 387 391 International: US no. 2 yellow 235 230 189 203 222 217 234 corn, fob Gulf a Oilseeds Domestic: canola, del. 524 532 468 470 494 501 541 Melbourne International: Europe rapeseed, 602 581 461 490 517 549 571 cif Hamburg International: US no. 2 604 616 504 493 505 497 524 soybeans, fob Gulf a Pulses Domestic: lupins, del. Kwinana 349 327 293 322 350 320 322 Domestic: chickpeas, del. 437 449 433 449 607 768 841 Melbourne Domestic: field peas, del. 366 389 366 361 433 530 534 Melbourne Export: chickpeas b 537 534 556 571 618 699 876 Export: field peas b 422 431 468 462 513 575 545 a Average of daily offer prices made in US$, converted to A$ using quarterly average of daily exchange rates. b Export unit values reflect the average price received for grain exported over the quarter, not current market prices. These prices are the average unit value (free on board) of Australian exports recorded by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. A long lag time can exist between when exporters negotiate prices and when the product is exported. Note: Q1 refers to January–March; Q2 refers to April–June; Q3 refers to July–September; Q4 refers to October–December. Prices used in these calculations exclude GST. Sources: (compiled from various market sources); Australian Bureau of Statistics; United States Department of Agriculture, Oilseeds: World Markets and Trade, Washington DC
Barley Domestic: 2 row feed, del. Sydney 301 316 283 284 283 285 275 Export: feed b 278 265 278 299 325 327 374 Export: malting b 304 286 295 326 352 373 387 International: feed, fob Rouen a 274 250 219 247 262 251 255 Grain sorghum Domestic: feed, del. Sydney 350 338 323 316 314 328 318 Export b 414 349 326 369 377 352 368 Oats Domestic: feed, del. Sydney 261 269 232 221 279 310 295 International: CME oats nearby contract 325 271 265 264 248 221 221 Corn (maize) Domestic: feed, del. Sydney 410 403 386 375 370 387 391 International: US no. 2 yellow corn, fob Gulf a 235 230 189 203 222 217 234 Oilseeds Domestic: canola, del. Melbourne 524 532 468 470 494 501 541 International: Europe rapeseed, cif Hamburg 602 581 461 490 517 549 571 International: US no. 2 soybeans, fob Gulf a 604 616 504 493 505 497 524 Pulses Domestic: lupins, del. Kwinana 349 327 293 322 350 320 322 Domestic: chickpeas, del. Melbourne 437 449 433 449 607 768 841 Domestic: field peas, del. Melbourne 366 389 366 361 433 530 534 Export: chickpeas b 537 534 556 571 618 699 876 Export: field peas b 422 431 468 462 513 575 545 a Average of daily offer prices made in US$, converted to A$ using quarterly average of daily exchange rates. b Export unit values reflect the average price received for grain exported over the quarter, not current market prices. These prices are the average unit value (free on board) of Australian exports recorded by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. A long lag time can exist between when exporters negotiate prices and when the product is exported. Note: Q1 refers to January–March; Q2 refers to April–June; Q3 refers to July–September; Q4 refers to October–December. Prices used in these calculations exclude GST. Sources: (compiled from various market sources); Australian Bureau of Statistics; United States Department of Agriculture, Oilseeds: World Markets and Trade, Washington DC
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