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Grainco intake up

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1 May 2001

by BMI Editorial

Grainco Australia is on track to intake between 750,000 and 800,000 tonnes of sorghum, sunflowers, maize and soy-bean this summer harvest, according to manager of country operations Graham Washington, with the harvest in both Southern and Central Queensland progressing smoothly.

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