State Agriculture Minister, Alannah MacTiernan has responded to concerns raised on Perth Live on Wednesday that WA farmers will have nowhere to store their grain due to a backlog in clearing the silos from last year's harvest. 

"It is true that we have had this most incredible surge in production - normally a good season is around 16-17 million tons - and this year we are on track for around 23-24 tons, so as you can imagine as this has been so far out of the ordinary that this has put the supply chain under a lot of stress," she told Oliver Peterson on Thursday afternoon.

"We have been working with CBH to build capacity - so there is no doubt that they will be able to receive all the grain and place it in this temporary storage."

State Agriculture Minister, Alannah MacTiernan has responded to concerns raised on Perth Live on Wednesday that WA farmers will have nowhere to store their grain due to a backlog in clearing the silos from last year's harvest. 
"It is true that we have had this most incredible surge in production - normally a good season is around 16-17 million tons - and this year we are on track for around 23-24 tons, so as you can imagine as this has been so far out of the ordinary that this has put the supply chain under a lot of stress," she told Oliver Peterson on Thursday afternoon.
"We have been working with CBH to build capacity - so there is no doubt that they will be able to receive all the grain and place it in this temporary storage."

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