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With the winter harvest complete, ABARES estimates it at a record 61.9 million tonnes. That included record wheat output at 36.3 million tonnes, record barley production at 13.7 million tonnes and record canola output at 6.4 million tonnes.The record wheat crop comes at an opportune time as importers look for alternative suppliers as a war between two of the largest wheat exporters, Russia and Ukraine, has shut down shipments from the Black Sea.The summer sorghum crop is projected by ABARES to reach 2.6 million tonnes, which would rank third largest on record. Summer crop production, which also includes sorghum, is forecast to rise 64% compared to the previous year to reach 5.3 million tonnes.โ€œWhile there were flooding conditions in November that damaged early plantings of summer crops, the conditions, overall, have been very favorable,โ€ Greenville said.He said area for sown summer crops has risen by 48% to 1.5 million hectares, which is about 35% above the 10-year average.โ€œFor the year ahead, there is a lot to be optimistic about,โ€ Greenville said. โ€œAccording to the latest three-month rainfall outlook (March to May) issued by the Bureau of Meteorology in February, rainfall during autumn is more likely to be above average in most cropping regions.โ€œWhile we know that La Niรฑa canโ€™t last, we can still expect good autumn rains to finish off the summer crops and support winter crop plantings in 2022โ€“23.โ€