Historical Returns
Structured wheat, barley and canola marketing.
The returns outlined below demonstrate the value of having a dedicated team in the markets on your behalf every day.
2024/25 Returns
The 2024/25 season can be characterised as a marketing year that was relatively flat with brief periods of intense volatility due to local conditions and political events off shore. A dry start to local planting conditions led to much of Australia’s 2025/26 planting program going in late. This led to increased feed demand through SA & VIC which was quenched in late May when rains finally arrived. Exports of wheat had a slow start as marketers focused on intense demand for pulses and canola in Q1 of 2025. However, wheat exports improved, once the earlier programs had run their course, and have continued strongly into Q3 of 2025. Barley exports have been strong this year and we anticipate this to continue. Overall, canola performed well this year with consistent demand to EU for biofuels.
Offshore, we saw improvements in both the Black Sea wheat and US corn crops after both production regions started off extremely dry leading to a softening of global markets from April forward. Tariffs and the development of a US-China trade war are ongoing. In the long run, Advantage Grain views this positively for off-shore demand for Australian agricultural produce. It appears the China oilseed market may be re-opening for Aussie producers with the announcement that ‘test’ cargoes are in place. If successful this will provide another good market for canola.
2023/24 Returns
2022/23 Returns
Detailed 2022/23 returns by port zone can be found below.
2021/22 Returns
Detailed 2021/22 returns by port zone can be found below.
