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Australian Grain Report

Australian grain balance sheet: ABARES production by state, weather conditions in growing zones, and GrainCorp & CBH harvest receivals.

Rapport ABARES · June 2026

Bilan ABARES, production nationalecampagne 2026-27

Blé · National
26.7 Mt
Moy. 5 ans : 25.1 Mt+6%
Rendement : 2,44 t/ha
Orge · National
14.1 Mt
Moy. 5 ans : 10.8 Mt+30%
Rendement : 2,84 t/ha
Canola · National
6.2 Mt
Moy. 5 ans : 3.9 Mt+59%
Rendement : 1,77 t/ha

Blé

ÉtatSurf. récoltée (kha)Rendement (t/ha)Production (kt)vs moy. 5 ans
National10 9152,4426 669+6%
NSW2 8002,57 000-18%
VIC1 40534 215-5%
WA4 0002,379 470-5%
SA2 0002,334 664+2%
QLD7101,861 320-14%

Orge

ÉtatSurf. récoltée (kha)Rendement (t/ha)Production (kt)vs moy. 5 ans
National4 9452,8414 065+30%
NSW9002,562 3000%
VIC9153,12 8370%
WA2 1003,056 4000%
SA8802,482 1780%
QLD1502,333500%

Canola

ÉtatSurf. récoltée (kha)Rendement (t/ha)Production (kt)vs moy. 5 ans
National3 4851,776 166+59%
NSW6501,621 0500%
VIC5502,151 1830%
WA2 0251,683 4000%
SA2602,055330%

Source : ABARES, Département de l'Agriculture, de la Pêche et de la Foresterie australien · Mise à jour trimestrielle

Météo zones de culture, 30 derniers jours25 July

New South Wales - Central West
Pluie 30j75.7 mm
Anomalie+26%
T° max moy.15.1°C
Humidité sol88/100
New South Wales - Riverina
Pluie 30j57.3 mm
Anomalie+85%
T° max moy.14.7°C
Humidité sol86/100
Queensland - Darling Downs
Pluie 30j6.7 mm
Anomalie-74%
T° max moy.19.2°C
Humidité sol54/100
Western Australia - Great Southern
Pluie 30j53.2 mm
Anomalie+18%
T° max moy.14.9°C
Humidité sol68/100
Déficit > 20% Déficit 10–20% Normal Excès > 20%

Source : Bureau of Meteorology Australie / Open-Meteo ERA5 · Mise à jour quotidienne

Receivals récolte

Volumes reçus dans les silos par semaine · GrainCorp (NSW / QLD / VIC) + CBH (WA)

Hors saison de récolte (octobre–janvier). Données non disponibles.

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Australia is the world's fourth largest wheat exporter. With production concentrated in Western Australia, South Australia and New South Wales, it competes with France and Russia for Southeast Asian, Indonesian and Middle Eastern markets. ABARES (Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics) publishes quarterly production estimates for wheat, barley and canola by state. GrainCorp and CBH receivals measure volumes delivered to silos during harvest, a leading indicator of actual production. BOM (Bureau of Meteorology) weather zones track the impact of rainfall on growing crops. A bumper Australian harvest compresses French export premiums to Asian destinations.