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SUMMARY:Grain marketing in volatile times
DESCRIPTION:Join farmers from across the region at an informative and interactive workshop to learn the fundamentals of grain marketing and how they can be applied in your own business. To support this\, BCG are hosting a free workshop\, ‘Grain marketing in volatile times’ on Tuesday 28 July at Horsham Golf Club\, Horsham.  \nJoe Boyle from Bendigo Bank will guide attendees through a current market outlook\, followed by Ed Scamps and Darren Arney from CloudBreak Grain Marketing who will share insights into the challenges currently facing growers and highlight opportunities to support a profitable 2026/27 grain marketing season. Topics will include:  \n\nThe drivers of current market volatility\, are these opportunities and how to take advantage? \n\n\nwhat market leading indicators to look for to assist in selling your grain at an optimum price\, \n\n\nstrategies to ‘open up the grain marketing window’ to achieve higher prices\, \n\n\nhow to identify\, and understand\, the ‘one percenters’ that can improve the bottom line such as grade spreads\, parcelling grain\, contract optimisation\, and dealing with off spec grain; and \n\n\nseasonality\, don’t swim against the tide. Understand the four key periods to market lentils. \n\nThis event is part of a series of workshops supported by the GRDC RiskWi$e initiative\, which aims to build growers’ skills and confidence in making sound financial decisions in an increasingly volatile operating environment.   \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________ \nRiskWi$e is a 5-year\, $30 million national initiative (2023–2028) aimed at helping Australian grain growers navigate increasing levels of risk from weather variability and price volatility. By improving understanding of the risk-reward relationships in on-farm management decisions\, RiskWi$e supports growers in making informed\, confident choices that maximise rewards and minimise potential losses. \nRiskWi$e is conducted in partnership with grower groups\, 6 action research group leads\, research/extension partners\, CSIRO and the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC). BCG is leading RiskWi$e work on the ‘Decision Making & Machinery Investment Workshop. Find out more at www.bcg.org.au. 
URL:https://www.bcg.org.au/event/grain-marketing-in-volatile-times/
LOCATION:Horsham Golf Club\, 304 Golf Course Rd\, Horsham\, VIC\, 3401\, Australia
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