Grain and Oilseed Prices
Our grain prices are live
All prices are live on our Pricing Hub and you can contract directly by clicking on our active bids. You can also set prices targets, watch commodities, make offers and stay informed about the market trends.
Access our Pricing Hub here
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Central Queensland |
Wheat (bids currently not available) |
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Southern Queensland |
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To discuss your grain marketing requirements please contact your Territory Manager or the Grower Service Centre on 1800 447 246.
Grain Marketing Blogs
Sell Smart: Why Watching Market Trends Can Help You Act Before Prices Drop
For cereal and oilseed growers, timing a sale can almost be as important as yield. When market trends suggest prices may be heading down, waiting too long can mean missing out on a profitable price. By closely monitoring market......
Using Market Trends to Guide Wheat Sales
Historical commodity pricing offers growers powerful insights into market trends—both short term, like a week, or longer term, up to 3 or 6 months. By regularly checking this data you can spot patterns and anticipate shifts
Act Fast: Capture Value When Wheat Markets Move
Timing is everything in grain marketing. When wheat prices spike to favourable levels, or appear to be about to fall, delays can mean missed opportunities. Online commodity platforms empower farmers to act quicklY.
Why Making an Offer Matters in Grain Marketing
In today’s digital grain marketplaces, waiting for the market to reach your target price can mean missed opportunities. By actively placing an offer at the price you want, you take control of your marketing strategy.
How Setting a Target Price Can Strengthen Your Grain Marketing Strategy
In the volatile world of grain markets, having a clear and proactive marketing strategy is essential. One powerful tool growers can use is setting a target price—a predetermined price at which they’re willing to sell part or all of their grain.
From Reactive to Strategic: Monitoring Grain Prices with a Commodity Watch List
Effective grain price monitoring is essential for farmers, traders and agribusiness professionals. One practical method is creating a commodity watch list—a dynamic tool that helps track market movements and price trends.
Tips and tools to better market your grain
A good season means plenty of grain to market. Here are some top tips and tools to enhance your selling strategy.
Lock in your price target
Be notified when the market reaches your price, Doesn't transact straight away.
How to do it:
- Go to Customer Hub Pricing on the dashboard
- Go to My Saved Bids on the upper tool bar
- Enter your save bid.
- Before saving, scroll to the bottom and enter your target price and tick enable notifications for target price.
- Save search.
Create your commodity watch list
Monitor up to 40 commodities by grades and locations in My Saved Bids.
Here is how to do it:
- Go to Customer Hub Pricing on the dashboard
- Click on My Saved Bids on top tool bar
- Enter the commodity and location of your Saved Bids. You can enter a target price at this stage also.
- Save search.
Make an offer at your price
Your price, your tonnes. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Here is how to do it:
- Go to Customer Hub Pricing on the dashboard.
- Go to Active Bids on top toolbar
- Click on the bid you are interested in.
- Click Make an Offer
Act quickly- Don't miss out
Markets move. Contract within seconds with Request a Contract.
Here is how to do it:
- Go to Customer Hub Pricing on the dashboard.
- Go to Active Bids on top toolbar
- Click on the bid you are interested in.
- Click Request a Contract and enter your NGR and tonnes
- Authorise and hit Submit
Know the market you are selling into
View market trends over 1 week or by 1,3 or 6 months.
Follow these four easy steps:
- Go to Customer Hub pricing on the dashboard
- Go to Market Trends on top menu and select commodity and location
- Drop down option for time frames
- Your tailored market trend will appear. Hover over chart to get specific price details.
Outsource your marketing, if required
If you use a broker, make sure they have the right permissions.
Here is how to do it:
- Contact your broker or advisor and ask them to request permission via Customer Hub to manage parts of your account.
- You will receive a request in Customer Hub (also via email). You can also click on your profile in the top right corner and select Manager Advisors from the drop-down menu.
- Approve the request.
