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Australian Canola Meal Outlook Jon Slee Jon Slee Vice President AOF Creating value through diversity, innovation and excellence

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Page 1: Australian Canola Meal Outlook - The Australian Grains Industry

Australian Canola Meal Outlook

Jon SleeJon SleeVice President AOF

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OutlineOutline

i h li ’ l• Setting the scene ‐ Australia’s Canola Processing  Industry & Meal Market

• Types of Australian Canola Meal & Value

• Market OverviewBroiler– Broiler

– PigD i– Dairy

• Where to focus & summary

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Australian Canola Crush 1990 2012Australian Canola Crush 1990 ‐ 2012900

700

800Crush Growth of around 40,000 tonne per annum over past 10 years

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Source: USDA Data

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Australian Canola Crush CapacityAustralian Canola Crush Capacity2500

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02000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Current Plants New Plant New PlantCurrent Plants New Plant New Plant

• Continued Growth of current operators & further consolidation/integration of the crush & refine industry. • New Plant 1 ‐ (160,000 tonne capacity) on line this coming season 100% Canola (originally this was going to be a Safflower plant for bio‐diesel production)N Pl 2 (1 100 000 i ) li 2013 14 M l i S d

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•New Plant 2 – (1,100,000 tonne capacity) on line 2013‐14 Multi Seed Plant?? Originally was 100% Imported Soybean (watch this space?????)

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Australian Canola Meal MarketAustralian Canola Meal Market1990 M k

Layer8% Dairy

9%

1990 Market (250,000 tonne)

2012 Market9%Beef & Lamb2%

Layer7%

2012 Market (400,000 tonne)

Pigs

Broiler54%

Broiler35%

Dairy26%27% 26%

Pigs

Beef & Lamb6%Export

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19% 7%

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Types Of Canola MealTypes Of Canola Meal

C ld P d

Australian Canola Meal by Processing Method

Cold Pressed2%

Solvent Expeller Pressed39%

Extracted59%

Australia is unique with this product split and we need to 

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better educate the whole industry on the differences

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Canola Meal Value (as % of Soy meal price)

Solvent Meal

With soy meal at

Expeller Meal

With soy meal atMeal meal at 

$700Meal meal at 

$700

Poultry 60% $420 65% $455

Pigs 65% $455 70% $490

Dairy 80% $560 80% $560

Over the past 3 years Australian Values have generally been below 60% and have  often traded at close to 50% relative to Soymeal –WHY????WHY????Canada has doubled is Meal Production and consistently trades at 75‐80% Soymeal value in California

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Broiler (Meat) Chicken IndustryBroiler (Meat) Chicken IndustryAust' Chicken Meat Production

Growth of

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000 tonn

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Growth of 3‐4% per annum

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• Dominated by two major players.• Have been the primary market for Aust canola meal –

some of this has been replaced by the use of seed.p y• Least cost formulators and can be very elastic. Canola Meal Priorities:

F d S f t N 1• Feed Safety No 1• Product Variability (season, geographical & supplier 

based)

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• Amino Acid digestibility

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Pig IndustryPig Industry'

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Least Cost feed formulations and can be a very “elastic” market for canola mealmarket for canola meal.

Canola Meal Priorities :• Feed SafetyFeed Safety• Protein (Amino Acid) digestibility• Inclusion Levels Run at approx 5% as a National average (some are using as high as 20%) 

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( g g )

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Dairyy

6000

6500

Litres Per Cow Per Annum

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Average production has lifted 1000 litres per cow 

since 20053000

Globally Dairy is No1 Market for Canola Meal

since 2005

Globally Dairy is No1 Market for Canola MealIn high production cows the demand become in‐elasticCanadian Research has shown that 1kg Canola meal can produce more milk than 1kg soymeal (THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT)more milk than 1kg soymeal (THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT)Canola Meal Priorities:• Reduce variability• Increase education and awareness on benefits of Canola Meal

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Impact of Milk Production on Canola Meal requirements

3000‐5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 1000Shift f 1000 lit th3000‐5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 1000Canola kg per day 0 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 1.75

Days per annum 0 100 125 175 225 300

Shift of 1000 litres per cow on the curve DOUBLES the Australian Canola Meal 

Kg per annum 0 50 62.5 175 337.5 525

Market Size (Tonnes)

0 16,250  20,313  42,656  54,844  42,656 

Market for Dairy 

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(Tonnes) 

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High Fat Canola Meal Saving the WorldHigh Fat Canola Meal Saving the World

Vi DPI h i di t• Vic DPI research indicates a 3.5% reduction in Methane for every 1% increase infor every 1% increase in Dietary Fat.

• Vic DPI recommends usingVic DPI recommends using expeller/cold pressed Canola or Hominy Meal.

• Increasing Milk production per cow also reduce 

h dMethane production per litre milk.

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Australian Canola Meal Market FutureAustralian Canola Meal Market Future1990 Market 

Layer8% Dairy

9%Beef & 

(250,000 tonne)

Layer

2012 Market (400,000 tonne)

Layer

2017 Market (660,000 tonne)

Broiler

Lamb2%

Broiler35%

Layer7%

Broiler24%

Layer6%

Pigs27%

Broiler54%

35%Dairy26%

Dairy38%

1990 Dairy = 9%2017 D i (L l & E t) 51%

Beef & LambPi

38%2017 Dairy (Local & Export) = 51%Pigs19%

Lamb6%Export

7%

Pigs13%

Beef & LambE t

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Beef & Lamb6%

Export13%

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What does the industry Need to do?What does the industry Need to do?• Improve quality and focus on monogastric & 

ruminant productruminant product• Feed Safety (This is a must) 

– Reduce meal moisture levels will greatly reduce risk.Reduce meal moisture levels will greatly reduce risk.– Is the addition of 25,000 tonnes of water a 

sustainable practice??? THIS IS A GLOBAL ISSUE• Reduce Product Variability & Communicate this• Reduce Product Variability & Communicate this 

to the market• Focused development ‐each industry (DAIRY No p y (

1 Priority) & Market • Where’s our next market? ‐ 4.4 Million cows in 

NZ only producing 3800 litre per cow (or SthNZ only producing 3800 litre per cow (or SthKorea, Vietnam, Thailand??

• STAY FOCUSSED ‐ DAIRY DAIRY DAIRY

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THANK YOU

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