The 600,000-tonne-per-year facility will help the nation move toward self-sufficiency.

Hunter Hanson agrees to pay full restitution in excess of $11.4 million.

It covers payment for 19,000 tonnes of wheat, which will help avoid shortages.

The Singapore-based center will tackle nutrition and food safety needs.

It is the first such facility built by Bühler Insect Technology and will produce feed for the animal nutrition sector.

After drought-plagued years, country is expecting grain output to increase by 16% in 2019-20.

Although progress has been made, too many grain entrapments still occur.

A cumulative ash curve can help gauge mill performance.

It includes 16 Western Australian grain growers who help communicate between the co-op’s board and growers.

Drought will cause country to import about 1 million tonnes of corn in 2019-20.