SOYBEAN AND MUNG BEAN SEED PRICES FOR 2018/2019 PLANTING SEASON

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1 P Brodie Holdings ACN ABN T/A PB Agrifood Industrial Avenue Toowoomba PO Box 9484 Wilsonton QLD 4350 Phone: Seed order Fax: SOYBEAN AND MUNG BEAN SEED PRICES FOR 2018/2019 PLANTING SEASON

2 Gross Margin dryland comparisons updated August 2018 Crop (no till) *Variable Costs Price $AUD *Average Yield/ha GM $AUD Corn Grit TMBA $ $ $1, Corn Feed TMBA $ $ $1, Cotton SS RR BG Gin $1, $ $ Sorghum Brookstead $ $ $1, Sunflower Mono Wagga $ $ $ Mungbean processing clean seed TMBA $ $ $ Soybeans TMBA $ $ $ Feed Wheat Downs $ $ $1, *Input costs and yields ex NSWDPI Farm Budgets

Soybean Varieties Moonbi Best planting time Until last week in End Use Hilum colour Average Number seeds/kg 4500-5000 Comments Moonbi is suited to early plantings must be planted before mid Shorter

plantings must be planted before mid Dries down very quickly Bunya Richmond All planting windows late / Early 4000-4500 4000 to 4500 Excellent grain size and preferred by processors Will work on all

Late on for grain / forage 5000-5500 Excellent grain size End use acceptance excellent Bred from Warrigal & would suit all planting time after mid Dec Will also suit haymakers Fernside has been

3 Soybean Varieties Moonbi Best planting time Until last week in End Use Hilum colour Average Number seeds/kg Comments Moonbi is suited to early plantings must be planted before mid Shorter in stature than 791 Dries down very quickly about 2 weeks quicker than 791 and will be 1 st variety harvested spreading harvest window PBA791 Until last week in Buff is suited to early plantings must be planted before mid Dries down very quickly Bunya Richmond All planting windows late / Early to 4500 Excellent grain size and preferred by processors Will work on all plantings will give high yields with good management High yielding. Large grain size similar to Bunya giving excellent end use acceptance Fernside October/ November for hay. Late on for grain / forage Excellent grain size End use acceptance excellent Bred from Warrigal & would suit all planting time after mid Dec Will also suit haymakers Fernside has been selected to replace 6785, Jabiru and Warrigal Hayman PBA6785 October/ November for hay Early on for grain From mid on Forage/ Limited use as Full fat Buff Moonbi is suited to early plantings must be planted before mid Shorter in stature than 791 Dries down very quickly about 2 weeks quicker than 791 and will be 1 st variety harvested spreading harvest window Good all round performer Industry benchmark for drought tolerance bushy plant with small seed Good weathering tolerance at harves Indicates Plant Breeders Rights apply to Fernside, Hayman, Richmond, Moonbi, Bunya and Stuart

4 Planting partners & best planting dates for soybean varieties by area Variety Area best suited to Planting windows usage Planting partners Djakal Snowy Moonbi PBA791 Richmond Macquarie & Lachlan valley MIA & Victoria MIA & Victoria Macquarie Valley to northern NSW Macquarie Valley to Bundaberg Northern NSW to Burnett 6 weeks from mid November till late 6 weeks from mid November till late 6 weeks from mid November till end of 6 weeks from mid November till late 6 weeks all till early /crushing Southern NSW, Lachlan Valley & Vic Djakal partner with Snowy Macquarie Valley Djakal partner with Moonbi and 791 /crushing Southern NSW & Vic Djakal & Snowy /crushing Macquarie Valley partner with Djakal and 791 N NSW partner with 791 /crushing Further north with Bunya /crushing Mid on Bunya, 6785 & Fernside PBA6785 Northern rivers NSW to North 6 weeks from mid till late /crushing Mid Ascot & Bunya, Fernside & Bunya Fernside Darling Downs & Burnett Hay & silage October/November For grain 6 weeks from mid till late Hay, silage & grazing, /crushing Mid 6785 and Bunya, 6785 & Bunya Bunya Liverpool Plains to Central 10 weeks from mid November till late /crushing November to mid 791 & Rose, Ascot, mid late into 6785 & Fernside Hayman Leichhardt Stuart Northern NSW to North Coastal & tropical Central & tropical Hay & silage October/November for grain from early on. 8 weeks summer from mid till early February or winter crop 3 weeks end of June early July northern Late Hay, silage & grazing, /crushing crushing /crushing Summer plant Early, 6785, Bunya Summer plant Hayman 6785 & Stuart, no partner in winter Summer plant Hayman, 6785 & Leichhardt

Mungbean varieties available Variety Seed Colour Weathering resistance Crystal Green Fair Celera 11 AU Green Fair Satin II Green (dull) Fair Jade AU Green Fair Comments more info on all Mung bean

5 Mungbean varieties available Variety Seed Colour Weathering resistance Crystal Green Fair Celera 11 AU Green Fair Satin II Green (dull) Fair Jade AU Green Fair Comments more info on all Mung bean varieties go to Crystal has high levels of tolerance to Powdery Mildew, Tan Spot & Halo Blight among current varieties. Crystal has performed very well over the past 2 years It is a direct replacement for Green Diamond A and Celera. Growers are advised to consult their marketer before planting. Celera II-AUA has shown equivalent yields to Green Diamond in disease free situations, in northern New South Wales and southern. Celera II-AUA has significantly improved halo blight resistance, compared to all current varieties. A dark grey coloured seed that has good resistance to cracking and weather damage at maturity There is strong demand for high quality Regur beans for export to Japan and India Jade is tall erect plant type with management & agronomy similar to Crystal and has out yielded Crystal in trial over a number of years. For more info see go to the AMA site; planting rate plants per sq metre dryland to irrigation 25 to to to to 30 Planting windows for mung beans Region Range Preferred Darling Downs early Oct-late Jan early Jan-mid Jan Western Downs late Sept-early Feb early Jan-early Feb All the varieties listed above are protected by the Plant Breeders Rights Act Correct inoculation is imperative for a successful crop. Please contact any of the team listed on the back page for correct positioning of varieties to match your needs

Contact Details Leaders in seed, pulse & grain trading Office 60 Industrial Ave Seed Store corner of Boundary Road and Carroll St Toowoomba Postal address PO Box 9484 Wilsonton 4350 Phone: 07 4633

7 Contact Details Leaders in seed, pulse & grain trading Office 60 Industrial Ave Seed Store corner of Boundary Road and Carroll St Toowoomba Postal address PO Box 9484 Wilsonton 4350 Phone: Fax: Mobile Numbers and addresses: Peter Brodie: Director/Sales Support, David Ridgway: Seed Manager/Sales Support, Barry Lennaen: Sales Support/Dispatch Ben McIntyre: Sales/Agronomy Support, Andrew McDonald: Sales/Agronomy Support, Ian Morgan: Sales Support, Catherine Brodie: Director, For plant populations and specific variety recommendations please contact any of the team for correct positioning of varieties. We also recommend the use of inoculants when planting soybeans and mung beans. Disclaimer The information in this publication is intended as a guide only.. PBAgrifood, their officers, employees and agents, cannot guarantee that information enclosed is without flaw of any kind. While all due care to ensure that the information provided is correct at time of publication, seasonal conditions and planting times may alter the characteristics as described. For further information contact PBAgrifood.

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