Author: Agfarm

Reid Seaby, WA Regional Manager 1.5 minute read Following above average rainfall across the majority of WA for the month of June, soil moisture levels have been dramatically bolstered and are now …

Reid Seaby, WA Regional Manager 1.5 minute read Moisture profiles have been bolstered over the past fortnight with good rains received last week. The promising forecast for the weekend ahead should see …

Production Estimates, Global Weather and Swine Fever Driving Market Volatility   Chris Coore, Agfarm Advantage Manager June 17th 2019 The last few months has seen domestic and global grain markets increase in …

Reid Seaby, WA Regional Manager 1 minute read The long awaited break to the season has finally arrived. Really good rains were received by much of the state last week as a …

Tom Guthrie, General Manager Account Management 1 minute read Western Australian grain growers are back on the tractor this week furiously getting the crop in ahead of the front which is due …

4 minute read Financial Security 101 The world of finance is one of complexity, and in Agriculture where irregular cashflow cycles are the norm, finance is common place. Behind all finance requirements, …

Reid Seaby, Regional Manager WA 2 minute read Another dry week for Western Australia as planting rains continue to elude the majority of cropping regions. Short term forecasts remain dry but there …

Reid Seaby, Regional Manager WA 2 minute read There was a little bit of rain around last week but for those with little to no sub-soil moisture it was of minimal benefit. …

Reid Seaby, Regional Manager WA 1.5 minute read There has been little change over the past fortnight and to state the obvious, it’s dry. Nevertheless, growers continue to get the crop in …

Grain Prices, Exports, Production and The Art Of The Deal   Chris Coore, Agfarm Advantage Manager May 16th 2019 World grain markets are making headlines at the moment, and as is always …