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Australia's 2025-26 winter crop yield reached 66.3 million tonnes—second-highest on record—despite a dry season, due to improved farming practices and crop efficiency.
Despite a dry 2025-26 growing season, Australia’s winter crop yields hit 66.3 million tonnes—the second-highest on record—according to ABARES.
Severe rainfall deficits in key regions were offset by advances in farming practices, improved crop genetics, and enhanced water use efficiency.
Farmers achieved high yields with minimal rain, including wheat water use efficiency of 28.1 kg per millimetre and sorghum yields of 5 tonnes per hectare on just 40mm of in-crop rainfall.
Sustained investment in research and development has enabled greater resilience, allowing production to rise even as growing-season rainfall declined by at least 20% in major wheat areas.
El rendimiento de los cultivos de invierno de Australia en 2025-26 alcanzó los 66,3 millones de toneladas, el segundo más alto registrado, a pesar de una temporada seca, debido a mejores prácticas agrícolas y eficiencia de los cultivos.