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Market Check has created a unique team culture built upon an empathy with the land, a passion for grain markets and a solution focused approach to grower services. Our clients can gain peace of mind knowing we adopt a transparent and disciplined approach, combined with continued investment in our operations, systems and people. We have a talented team of experienced advisers, traders, researchers, business analysts and support staff who work solely for our clients striving to increase returns from grain marketing.

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We know Nov was wet, but always good to look in a historical context. Data going back to the yr 1900 & some parts of the East Coast cropping belt saw their highest rainfall on record. Among all the negatives, its at least providing some moisture going into 2022 #oatt #harvest21 pic.twitter.com/QwYNUy2FRE

About 5 days ago from Market Check's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Checkout the below article in @AFDJnews covering the structure of the current wheat market and the opportunities in ASW/FEED as part of a balanced grain marketing approach this harvest. #ASW1 #feedwheat #wheat #harvest21 afdj.com.au/harvest-ramps-… pic.twitter.com/enWXaJ3gbN

About 6 days ago from Market Check's Twitter via Twitter Web App

#wheat spreads have continued to deteriorated with the weather, lower grades now $130-$150/t under APW1 on the EC, while not as severe in SA. With APW1 rallying so aggressively, protein premiums have struggled, with APH premiums falling slightly. #harvest21 #oatt pic.twitter.com/wVeEB0yssy

Last week from Market Check's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Aussie #wheat prices might be getting all the headlines, but the #barley markets aren't for the faint hearted either! Big kick in prices recently in SA/VIC especially as exporters try and and secure tonnes for prompt transfer + a lack of grower selling #oatt #harvest21 pic.twitter.com/IprKa96qQm

About 2 weeks ago from Market Check's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Another day, another wet forecast. Growers doing what they can to get the crop in the bin before the next system hits.🤞it disappoints! ASX Jan-22 traded up to $390 for small volume this AM, reflecting the nervousness around the supply of sound milling #wheat #oatt #harvest21 pic.twitter.com/covUtZEa2W

About 3 weeks ago from Market Check's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Brett Stevenson

Managing Director and Founder