Grain Marketing Made Easy
Step 1
Let Dolbel Consulting know your stock on hand, target prices or demand requirements.
Step 2
Let Dolbel Consulting keep you up to date with price, production and market expectations.
Step 3
Place a buy or sell order with Dolbel Consulting. Access all the major buyers with one phone call.
Step 4
All your marketing is done for you
…in one place
Last harvest commodity movement:
Dolbel Consulting can sell any grain you produce, cereals, pulses, oilseeds, the lot. With buyers for track, ex farm or delivered markets finding a home is not a problem.
- Wheat 39%
- Sorghum 41%
- Barley 11%
- Canola 4%
- Pulses 4%
Why Choose Dolbel Consulting?
As a seller
Major buyer access!
We have a large range of buyers who are always looking to fulfil orders and willing to pay a top price to do so.
Local and overseas markets
We track and report on market activity and pass this infomration on to you. You can compare prices and work out the best return for your crop.
As a buyer
Quantity guaranteed!
Whether it is single truck load or full vessel, odds are Dolbel Consulting has the contacts to make your accumulation experience simple, easy and anonymous.
Save money
Access grain directly from the producer at no accumulation cost to you.
As a Service Plan Member
Get daily updates and market analysis.
As a member you will receive daily prices & commentary, text messaged price alerts, special market updates, Supply & Demand tables. plus crop tour reports.
We do all the hard yards with market research to save you time and get you the best returns.
As a non-Service Plan member
You don’t have to sign up with us!
We offer a flat brokerage rate, for non members who simply wish to broker grain through Dolbel Consulting. This is available to anybody wishing to sell their crop.
Loyalty reward
As a “thank you” for trusting and using Dolbel Consulting to sell your crop, post sale, we supply you with a FREE weekly market wrap containing reports on overnight markets from around the world, domestic activity and market sentiment, emailed directly to you.
Daily Prices
Gunnedah Rainfall
Rainfall for summer 2015-16 & 2015 Annual Rainfall
Rainfall 2020
Rainfall 2018
Rainfall 2019
Regional Outlook
Update 22/8/18
There is basically no winter crops sown on the Liverpool Plains this year. This is a first for many, many farmers. The drought is being compared to 1965 and the Federation Drought at the turn of last century. I’ll let the pictures tell the story.
This is a comparison of almost 2 years to the day. 2016 vs 2018
As you move south of Gunnedah you pass through grazing country where many cattle are no relying on hand feeding to survive.
Further south and onto the plains around Spring Ridge the lack of green fields become apparent. This area is usually around 50-60% winter crops, so green fields would be scattered across the landscape.
The further south towards Pine Ridge you go the drier it gets. Some farms around this area have seen as little as 60mm during 2018, a far cry from the 300mm – 400mm they would normally see.
Every now and then a round patch of 100 acres of green will appear under a centre pivot or lateral irrigator. These fields are few and far between as cotton values are making irrigated winter crops look like a poor option at present.
Across the bottom the plains the grazing country is non-existent and both farm animals and the natives are doing it tough.
Weekly Market Summary
