Category: Hay Market Reports

June 2021 Contributors: Jock Jackson (Account Manager) and Cieran Maxwell (General Manager) RATHER LISTEN TO THE REPORT? CLICK HERE.National Hay Market Report July 2021 KEY POINTS Mice continue to run rampant in NSW and other regions. There has been some increased demand for hay in Victoria & South Australia....

June 2021 Contributors: Jock Jackson (Account Manager) and Cieran Maxwell (General Manager) RATHER LISTEN TO THE REPORT? CLICK HERE.National Hay Market Report July 2021 KEY POINTS Mice continue to run rampant in NSW and other regions. There has been some increased demand for hay in Victoria & South Australia....

May 2021 Contributors: Jock Jackson (Account Manager) and Cieran Maxwell (General Manager) KEY POINTS The weather outlook for predicted rainfall across Australia has changed. Some end users are beginning to consider fodder because of this. Favorable start to forage oat production with some graziers looking to feed straw in...

April 2021 Contributors: Jock Jackson (Account Manager) and Cieran Maxwell (General Manager) KEY POINTS Rain has put a sudden halt to building demand seen in February 2021. Some logistical issues were caused by flooded roads, we were focused on keeping product moving. Final cuts of lucerne are happening now...

March 2021 Contributors: Jock Jackson (Account Manager) and Cieran Maxwell (General Manager) KEY POINTS February demand developed with sellers of hay and straw looking to find market equilibrium. Lucerne production now in full swing, starting 4th and 5th cuts and prices beginning to firm. Dairies and Beef Graziers are seeking winter...

Feed Central National Hay Market Report February 2021 Contributors: Jock Jackson, Account Manager and Cieran Maxwell, General Manager Key Points Overview - Speak now, action later Supply Demand Dairy Feedlots Extended Outlook Disclaimer Key Points Overall demand remains well below average for this time of year. Increased production of...

By Tim Ford, Managing Director, and Jock Jackson, Account Manager Key Points Lower hay production this year compared to recent years – more tonnes per hectares, but a significant reduction on hectares being cut. The industry has avoided an oversupply problem that often happens when coming out of a...