Buyers taking a more conservative approach - The price spread between bid and offer prices has widened generally as bids pull back.

Many bid prices for Australian grain weakened last week - International futures softened on the back of some harvest pressure on prices.

Australian grain prices continued their broad strength early in the week as buyers bid up to meet grower offer prices

Broad lift in grain prices continued - Deteriorating crop conditions globally & in Aus has seen buyers wanting more cover & lifting prices

The breadth of demand is wide for Australian grain - Buyers are searching in all locations for all types of grain, pulses and oilseeds.

Grain prices continued their broad improvement last week as buyers bid up to secure grain.

Grain prices continued to push higher last week as buyers bid up to secure grain at grower offer prices.

 Buyers continued to actively search and bid for grain at prices regularly better than advertised published bids.

The general lift in intensity of buyer demand for grain continued last week matching the record number of buyers.

Record number of buyers purchase grain last week - Confirming improved demand for grain & that growers offering grain is impacting prices

Australian grain prices maintained their improvement last week with buyers seeking some coverage & growers holding firm on price targets

Growers creating demand for grain: There have been some significant lifts in prices bid & traded for many grades of grain in many locations

Demand for grain intensifies - More buyers stepped in to bid & get hold of grain last week, particularly wheat, barley & canola

Prices for many grades of grain stabilised and/or improved across Australia last week with buyers stepping in to get hold of grain.

Price disparities between port zones, between traded prices and published bids and sporadic trade makes it more important to offer.

Price discovery for many grades of grain is proving challenging with large fluctuations in published bids & traded prices across port zones

Despite "published bids" of many grades remaining at, or near, recent lows, grain was trading at grower offer prices.

Bid prices fall at end of week - Published bids of many grain prices across Australia dropped significantly at the back end of last week.

There is a stronger price signal from sellers in WA and WA prices are above other states.

Grain markets come together to trade above published bids in many areas last week.