| 11 - 18 October 2026 | 82,430 tonnes |
| Total 2026/27 harvest | 91,241 tonnes |
As more farmers across the state begin harvest, 11 Bunge sites in South Australia received their first deliveries for the 2026/27 season last week.
Harvest activity increased and farmers delivered more than 82,000 tonnes across 16 sites, thanks to improved conditions after rain in some areas the previous weekend.
Deliveries to sites on the Eyre Peninsula accounted for the vast majority of the week’s total, and deliveries began at Port Neill, Rudall, Witera, Cummins, Lock and Tumby Bay.Bowmans, Roseworthy, Wallaroo, Inner Harbour and Tailem Bend also received their first loads.
Barley was the major commodity, with wheat, canola and lentils also delivered across the network.
First delivery for the season at Thevenard.
(L-R) Jamie Davies, operator, Mike Bulmer, Operations Coordinator and Jesse Chandler.
First delivery to Gladstone.
(L-R) Lucas Johnston, operator, Geoffrey Whitcher, Assistant Supervisor and carrier Barry Mudge.
First delivery to Port Pirie.
(L-R) Stephen Fidge, operator, Ben Bussenschutt, farmer, and Troy Kiriacou, operator.
First delivery to Wallaroo.
(L-R) Bunge employee, Suzanne Thomas with carrier, Michael Colliver
Disclaimer
* This data is subject to variation due to individual site operations and the timing of reports. The total 2026/27 data includes grain received into Bunge’s South Australian and western Victorian storage and handling network since 24 September 2026.
