Western Australia's Record-Breaking Grain Harvest Surpasses 24 Million Tonnes, Geraldton Shines with 35% Increase

February 12, 2026
Western Australia's Record-Breaking Grain Harvest Surpasses 24 Million Tonnes, Geraldton Shines with 35% Increase
  • In what is being called the largest harvest in CBH’s 92-year history, Western Australia’s 2025-26 crop total exceeded 24 million tonnes, topping the previous record by about 1.3 million tonnes and surpassing the 2022-23 peak.

  • CBH Group confirms a nationwide 2025-26 grain harvest of more than 24 million tonnes, with the Geraldton zone contributing about 4.6 million tonnes.

  • The Geraldton season marked the first injury-free campaign and delivered more than 80% of the harvest in under seven weeks.

  • Year-over-year, Geraldton’s harvest rose roughly 35% from the prior season, driven by favorable weather.

  • Collette Newton, CBH Geraldton zone general manager, credited early storage preparation and favorable conditions, noting extra storage was built at key sites to accommodate the crop.

  • The Geraldton grain terminal set a seasonal record by receiving 941,000 tonnes.

  • The Geraldton zone’s intake of 4.6 million tonnes surpassed the previous zone record of 3.9 million tonnes and stood about 600,000 tonnes above any earlier total.

  • CBH emphasizes a commitment to maintaining a high-performing supply chain as large crops become more common, reflecting statewide strength.

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