Welcome to the GBA podcast where we discuss all things grain! When, what and how to sell to maximise farm gate return, market news, the future of grain farming, and so much more...

A Trip Around The Global Markets

Jul 30th, 2021 5m 27s

Hi, and welcome to the Grain Brokers Australia Podcast where we discuss all things grain — when, what, and how to sell to maximise farm gate return, market news, the future of grain farming, and so much more.

Current World and Culture Supply and Demand Estimates

Jul 18th, 2021 5m 34s

Welcome to the GBA podcast where we discuss all things grain! When, what and how to sell to maximise farm gate return, market news, the future of grain farming, and so much more...

Current Drivers of the Global Markets

Jul 7th, 2021 5m 18s

Welcome to the GBA podcast where we discuss all things grain! When, what and how to sell to maximise farm gate return, market news, the future of grain farming, and so much more...

Global Market Trends

Jul 2nd, 2021 4m 9s

Welcome to the GBA podcast where we discuss all things grain! When, what and how to sell to maximise farm gate return, market news, the future of grain farming, and so much more...

An Insight Into Global Markets

Jun 22nd, 2021 3m 29s

Welcome to the GBA podcast where we discuss all things grain! When, what and how to sell to maximise farm gate return, market news, the future of grain farming, and so much more...

Rail blockades hindering Canadian grain exports…

Feb 27th, 2020 6m 17s

Rail blockades across Canada continue to paralyse grain movements, leaving export grain stranded on the nation’s Prairies and slashing grain export income by as much as US$7 million per day from lost sales, contract penalties and demurrage.In e

China holds the key to US export corn demand…

Feb 24th, 2020 6m 31s

Two weeks ago it was French wheat, and last week it was Ukrainian corn. China’s actions in the agricultural commodity space in recent weeks certainly have many wondering if they are serious about the Phase 1 trade deal with the United States (U

China courting the French at the expense of the US farmer…

Feb 13th, 2020 6m 32s

Rumours emerged on Thursday of last week that China had purchased French wheat and by Friday the wires seemed to confirm that the French had sold between 6 and 12 panamax cargoes for first half 2020 delivery.This fresh round of purchases is pur

Brexit delivered but will pulling out really work?

Feb 7th, 2020 7m 3s

After almost five decades as a member of the powerful European Union (EU) trading bloc, Britain has struck out on its lonesome. At 23:00 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) last Friday, January 31 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivered Brexit to th

Ongoing strikes slowing French exports…

Jan 30th, 2020 6m 38s

Ongoing strikes in France over pension reform are disrupting the country’s rail services and port activities, and have the potential to severely impact the grains sector if a quick resolution is not found to the dispute that has now been runnin

Wheat export pace solid but barley lagging…

Jan 23rd, 2020 7m 38s

There are no more soothing or relaxing sounds than the rumblings of distant thunder followed by the pitter patter of rain on a corrugated tin roof; an experience revived for those fortunate enough to receive rain in the last week.While there is

USDA welcomes the New Year with very little fanfare…

Jan 16th, 2020 7m 55s

Released late last week, the January World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report tends to be quite significant, given that it’s usually the final numbers in terms of yields, harvested area and production for the crop year in t

Indian Ocean Dipole returns to neutral territory…

Jan 9th, 2020 5m 26s

Extreme weather conditions and unprecedented bushfires across many parts of the Australian continent have been dominating the news cycle over the past few weeks. The extent of the catastrophe and the tragic loss of human life has touched all Au

US-China trade deal 'totally done'…

Dec 23rd, 2019 6m 34s

Farmers in the United States have received an early Christmas present after Beijing and Washington finally arrived at a preliminary agreement to lift some tariffs of Chinese imports in exchange for purchases of a range of US goods and services,

Canadian farmers can’t take a trick this year…

Dec 12th, 2019 6m 49s

Canadian farmers produced the smallest canola crop in four years on the back of lower plantings and unusually wet autumn weather that left crops sitting in the paddock unharvested, the latest blow in a miserable year which started with the Chin

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