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    The month long religious Muslim Ramadan festival commences on 11th august 2010. Ideally chickpeas need to have arrived that their destination prior to the commencement of the festival. A severe adverse weather event in any of the major growing areas may be the only thing to stimulate buying enquiry.

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    The month long religious Muslim Ramadan festival commences on 11th august 2010. Ideally chickpeas need to have arrived that their destination prior to the commencement of the festival. A severe adverse weather event in any of the major growing areas may be the only thing to stimulate buying enquiry.

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    Specialist 19 May 2010

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    The month long religious Muslim Ramadan festival commences on 11th august 2010. Ideally chickpeas need to have arrived that their destination prior to the commencement of the festival. A severe adverse weather event in any of the major growing areas may be the only thing to stimulate buying enquiry.

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    Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 Grower Information Bulletin

    Call toll free: 1300 28 12 28 Facsimile: 02 6828 1249 Email: admin@wsoc.com.au ABN: 64 136 637 333
    If you would like to unsubscribe please contact us.

    Planting Survey
    Please find the following planting survey for your completion at your earliest convenience. We ask that you
    please take the time to complete this survey, as it is a valuable resource for our team to develop marketing
    strategies to help maximise grower returns.

    Chickpeas By: Kim Powell (kim@wsoc.com.au)


    Old Season - the month long religious Muslim Ramadan festival commences on 11th Aug. 2010. Desi
    chickpeas are in high demand during and at the conclusion of this celebration. Ideally chickpeas need to have
    arrived that their destination prior to the commencement of the festival. Given a 25 day transit time by vessel to
    Bangladesh and 28-34 days to the main ports of India & Pakistan, containerised peas would need to be shipped
    by the end of June to arrive at the destination by late July which leaves a couple of weeks for local distribution
    prior to festival commencement. Most buyers contracted June delivery peas in late April and early May with few
    peas contracted in June. Currently there is little buying interest from the major chickpea traders for old or new
    crop. Most of the overseas buyers have heard that the planting conditions in most growing areas of Australia
    are ideal with the largest ever chickpea crop planted. So mostly, they are just waiting and hoping to get
    chickpeas at a cheaper price closer to harvest. A severe adverse weather event in any of the major chickpea
    growing areas may be the only thing to stimulate buying enquiry.
    Prices - 09/10 $405/mt del packer, June 2010
    10/11 $385/mt del packer, Oct/Nov 2010

    Wheat By: Kim Powell (kim@wsoc.com.au)


    Old Season wheat - there is continuing enquiry for wheat from overseas buyers. Please call if you have any old
    season wheat still stored and we will look at all options to achieve the best price for your grain. Buying demand
    delivered to packers and end users for APH1, APH2, APW1 & ASW.
    Also, there is demand for feed wheat onto the Downs.
    New Season wheat - Special One Grain is offering new season multigrade contracts. If you are looking to price
    10/11 wheat on a multigrade cash contract, please contact me.

    Sorghum By: Dave Wheaten (david@wsoc.com.au)


    Sorghum 2 - price indications at $130/mt farm
    Sorghum 1 - indications at $145-$150/mt farm depending on location.

    Feed Barley By: Kim Powell (kim@wsoc.com.au)


    Current buying demand mostly from Queensland end users for feed barley. Please contact us if you have any
    barley to sell. Prices are being capped by available substitute feed in the form of wheat, sorghum and grass.
    Also interest for Feed barley from Victorian End users. Please contact Dave Wheaton on 0488 122 828, if you
    have feed barley to offer in Sth NSW & Victoria.

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