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CBH Group

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Address: Level 6, 240 St Georges Terrace 6000 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.cbh.com.au

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25.01.2022 We're on the road tomorrow and for the next couple of weeks to meet with growers for phase 2 of the governance review process. Our Board wants your valuable input into 4 key areas for improvement, including Director Term & Tenure, Board Size & Composition and Board Diversity. To find out when the meetings are taking place or for more information on the 4 areas of improvement, head to cbh.com.au

25.01.2022 Were pleased to announce Helen Woodhams from Kojonup has been elected as our District 4 Member Director and will be joining the CBH Board on 10 August. Originally from an Esperance farming family, Helen has been running a farming operation in the Kojonup and Woodanilling Shires for the past 27 years. Helen has been serving as Deputy Chair on the CBH Growers Advisory Council and in her earlier years worked on the frontline as a Harvest Casual. Congratulations Helen!

24.01.2022 CBH FLASHBACK On this day in 1966, we officially opened our Cunderdin and Avon receival sites. At the time, our Cunderdin site was built to store more than 23,000 tonnes of wheat in its horizontal storage and two silos. It now has a storage capacity of 160,000 tonnes. ... Eight concrete vertical concrete cells were officially opened at our Avon site on the same day, with capacity to store 17,400 tonnes of wheat. Avon now has storage capacity of close to 300,000 tonnes! The sites were opened by the Agriculture Minister of the day, the Honorable Crawford Nalder. Can anyone remember attending the opening events? #yourcoop #yourhistory

23.01.2022 CBH FLASHBACK Tomorrow, were joining growers at Moora to celebrate the construction of an extra 132,000 tonnes of new permanent storage at our Moora receival site. The Moora site has come a long way since this picture was taken in 1937 when WA growers were transitioning from the use of wheat bags to a bulk handling scheme.... Introduced in the 1930s, bulk handling revolutionised the grain industry in WA, making things a lot more efficient and a lot less back-breaking for growers across the state #yourcoop #yourhistory

23.01.2022 Weve joined forces with 4 leading mental health service organisations in a new 3-year $600,000 partnership to improve the mental health of Western Australian regional communities. Lifeline WA, Youth Focus, MIFWA - Mental Illness Fellowship of Western Australia and Black Dog Institute will become part of the CBH Regional Mental Wellness Program, which was established in 2015 and aims to increase access to mental health services across our grain growing communities. Watch our video to meet our partners and hear about the activities they will deliver as part of the program, and visit our website for more information.

23.01.2022 Its all systems go at our Moora storage expansion project. Were adding 132,000 tonnes of permanent storage to the site via 4 open bulkheads that will be serviced by 2 conveyors and 2 auger pits at an increased inloading rate of 500 tonnes per hour. The existing marshalling area will also be resurfaced to help with traffic flow, and a new weighbridge will be installed. The photos show how much the site has changed since February 2020. Its all part of our ongoing investment into the network so that it benefits all growers now and for future generations.

23.01.2022 Were on the road tomorrow and for the next couple of weeks to meet with growers for phase 2 of the governance review process. Our Board wants your valuable input into 4 key areas for improvement, including Director Term & Tenure, Board Size & Composition and Board Diversity. To find out when the meetings are taking place or for more information on the 4 areas of improvement, head to cbh.com.au

23.01.2022 We've joined forces with 4 leading mental health service organisations in a new 3-year $600,000 partnership to improve the mental health of Western Australian regional communities. Lifeline WA, Youth Focus, MIFWA - Mental Illness Fellowship of Western Australia and Black Dog Institute will become part of the CBH Regional Mental Wellness Program, which was established in 2015 and aims to increase access to mental health services across our grain growing communities. Watch our video to meet our partners and hear about the activities they will deliver as part of the program, and visit our website for more information.

23.01.2022 Thursday is Ronald McDonald House Charities Western Australia Giving Day which sees every dollar donated by the community doubled by WA businesses and sponsors. CBH is really proud to partnering with Ronald McDonald House for this special event and will be doubling donations to a total of $25,000 on the day. We are long-term supporters of Ronald McDonald House who provide an incredible service to so many regional families just like Willow's. Visit https://www.charidy.com/rmhcwa for more info and be sure to jump on Facebook for the main event on Thursday.

23.01.2022 CBH FLASHBACK On this day 89 years ago, the first Western Australian bulk wheat delivery was made by Mr H Threlfall. The 55-bushel delivery was made in the Wyalkatchem area, at our old Korrelocking siding, with two further deliveries made on the same day at the site. ... The West Australian newspaper quoted on the day: The farmers are enthusiastic concerning the bulk handling scheme, and there seems to be no doubt that once they become used to this method of delivery it will prove a great benefit to all concerned. They weren't wrong! #yourcoop #yourhistory

23.01.2022 Family has been particularly important this year. It's your last chance to enter your favourite photos of farming life in 2020 for a chance to win our annual photo competition and up to $1,500 in prizes. The competition closes to entries on Sunday 13 September. https://contest.app.do/cbh-photo-competition-2020

22.01.2022 Today we kicked off phase two of our governance review. Our Chair Simon Stead and Deputy Chair Natalie Browning this morning hosted a webinar for growers, which starts the grower engagement phase of the process. Simon and Nat talked through 4 key areas for possible improvement: - Candidate Nominations & Elections - Director Term & Tenure... - Board Size & Composition - Board Diversity We're inviting input from members at our grower meetings, which start on Monday. For more info on the governance improvements and grower meetings, head to cbh.com.au The review's objective is to improve our governance to ensure CBH has the highest standards, and the co-op remains strong and can continue to deliver value to our members for the long term. See more

22.01.2022 Have you ever wondered why our receival site at Dalwallinu is named McLevie? The site was named in honour of Bob McLevie, who spent 32 years working for CBH. Bob was first employed in 1935 to work on grain storage at Dalwallinu, later working at several sites across the wheatbelt.... Bob spent many hours on weekends and during the night loading grain, lining rail wagons, sampling grain, mending belts and chutes, and moving elevators becoming a legend of the co-op. His relatives went on to be associated with CBH for many years, with 18 family members across three generations serving the co-operative over a combined total of 226 years and 263 harvests! #CBHflashback #yourco-op #yourhistory

22.01.2022 To recognise National Agriculture Day we’re celebrating this important time of year for our growers and our co-operative our State’s grain harvest. We’ve put together this short video, in collaboration with the regional creatives at Rural Room. Please support the aim of better connecting all Australians with agriculture and the people behind it by sharing this video with your friends and family. #AgDayAU

22.01.2022 What a great initiative from some of our grain industry friends

22.01.2022 Sporting clubs are the heart of many communities, so CBH Fertiliser was proud to support the Northampton Football Club this season with a donation of five tonnes of SSP to help get their lupin crop in the ground. Fertiliser Business Manager David Pritchard was in the area a few weeks back and stopped by with Club president Damian Harris to check out the crop - it's looking good!

21.01.2022 CBH FLASHBACK Tomorrow, we're joining growers at Moora to celebrate the construction of an extra 132,000 tonnes of new permanent storage at our Moora receival site. The Moora site has come a long way since this picture was taken in 1937 when WA growers were transitioning from the use of wheat bags to a bulk handling scheme.... Introduced in the 1930s, bulk handling revolutionised the grain industry in WA, making things a lot more efficient and a lot less back-breaking for growers across the state #yourcoop #yourhistory

19.01.2022 2020 applications have closed for our Grass Roots community grants program. Thanks to the many community groups who applied for event or small-scale infrastructure funding.We're now assessing applications and will be in touch with all applicants by October. Missed out? Next round opens February 2021. Check funding criteria on www.cbh.com.au/grassrootsgrants

19.01.2022 Right now, were in the second stage of harvest planning with the Operations team analysing the estimates info growers provided in the first stage and planning sites and segs needed to receive the crop. In the last stage well be sharing the initial seg plans, and were aiming to have these ready in Paddock Planner by the end of August and before our pre-harvest meetings, so growers know whats available in their local area. Every bit of information helps. If you didnt get... around to providing your estimates by the deadline, or you need to update them, you can still do this either through Paddock Planner or the LoadNet Crop Estimates Form. Need help? Call us on 1800 199 083. cbh.com.au/cropestimates

19.01.2022 With our harvest recruitment program in full swing we checked in on some of our casuals who return year on year to find out why. This is Claire, who is coming up to her sixth season with CBH after starting during the 2015/16 harvest. She works at our Moora site and has done stints at Miling and Piawaning a couple times over the years. As a business student she loves providing back to the agricultural sector which is such an important part of our economy. She said the shifts can feel long and the work is hard, but the people you meet and the friends you make helps the time fly by. Applications are open for the upcoming season so if you want to join Claire and the rest of our harvest team, apply online now at https://careers.cbh.com.au/

18.01.2022 It's ok to not be ok, especially this year. Today on R U OK? Day we spent time at our Head Office chatting to each other and participating in some health and wellbeing activities. Today is the perfect time to check in on your friends and family. And remember, there's more to say after R U OK? If you're unsure of where to go from there, there are some great resources online to help you take the next steps and keep the conversation going www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

18.01.2022 Would you support the introduction of a maximum of three terms for Directors? Come down to a grower meeting to share your views on proposed governance improvements with our Chair Simon Stead. Download the Director Term & Tenure infosheet here: http://ow.ly/Qaqg50B5fRq

18.01.2022 Have your say on the governance improvements we're considering to our Member Director election process. Join our Chair Simon Stead at one of the Grower Meetings running until 27 August. You can also download an info sheet here: http://ow.ly/76UQ50B5fT7

18.01.2022 We're excited to be heading to Mingenew this Friday for the Mingenew Midwest Expo's MAIN Event! It's a great chance to catch-up with your fellow growers, exhibitors and industry representatives, so come and join us at the Mingenew Polocrosse Grounds from 1pm. Don't miss the Digital Farms Panel discussion which kicks off at 2pm, where you can find out more about the latest in farm technology.... We'll see you there

17.01.2022 Right now, we're in the second stage of harvest planning with the Operations team analysing the estimates info growers provided in the first stage and planning sites and segs needed to receive the crop. In the last stage we'll be sharing the initial seg plans, and we're aiming to have these ready in Paddock Planner by the end of August and before our pre-harvest meetings, so growers know what's available in their local area. Every bit of information helps. If you didn't get... around to providing your estimates by the deadline, or you need to update them, you can still do this either through Paddock Planner or the LoadNet Crop Estimates Form. Need help? Call us on 1800 199 083. cbh.com.au/cropestimates

17.01.2022 Missing field day season? Were proud to support the Mingenew Midwest Expo in hosting an ag industry networking event next Friday. The MAIN Event will be held at the Mingenew Polocrosse Grounds from 1pm, and is a chance for you to catch-up with your local suppliers and industry reps, check out exhibitor displays, and get together for a well-earned sundowner after a challenging year.... Buy your tickets online at: https://maineventmmwe.eventbrite.com.au/ Well see you there

17.01.2022 The Perth Symphony Orchestra is touring through regional WA with musician Phil Walleystack Music with a series of community concerts and school and community workshops. CBH sponsored the Moora and Northam concerts which took place last week. Miranda Jones, our acting Area 11 Manager headed along for the night and got the chance to speak to the musicians after the concert. The Albany concert, also sponsored by CBH, is on 25 September and is free for the community. Find more info here https://bit.ly/2DEt8Ld

16.01.2022 Have your say on the governance improvements were considering to our Member Director election process. Join our Chair Simon Stead at one of the Grower Meetings running until 27 August. You can also download an info sheet here: http://ow.ly/76UQ50B5fT7

15.01.2022 Initial segregation plans are now available to view in LoadNet Paddock Planner. It's the last part in our 3-stage harvest planning process, and our Operations team has made every effort to match the crop estimates submitted by growers to the initial seg plans at preferred delivery sites. We encourage growers to take a look, and then let us know your thoughts at the pre-harvest meetings coming up this month head to www.cbh.com.au for dates and times.... Need help? Call 1800 199 083

15.01.2022 Applications are open for the 2021 Nuffield Australia Scholarship program. Nuffield's scholarships provide growers valuable opportunities to research important rural concepts, techniques and systems that will secure the industry's future. Scholars will undertake a global study program, researching their chosen topic across 14 weeks. CBH is sponsoring one WA grower on their 2021 Nuffield Scholarship journey, just like we did with Johanna Tomlinson in 2019. For more information, head to cbh.com.au/Nuffield

14.01.2022 Family has been particularly important this year. Its your last chance to enter your favourite photos of farming life in 2020 for a chance to win our annual photo competition and up to $1,500 in prizes. The competition closes to entries on Sunday 13 September. https://contest.app.do/cbh-photo-competition-2020

14.01.2022 Painting is now complete on the new Northam Flour Mill mural. CBH partnered with @FORM, the Shire of Northam and MAURI to bring artist Amok Island's vision to life. Historically significant, white swans were brought to Northam in the early 1900's by the town's Mayor, Oscar Bernard. Northam is now the only place in Australia where the species continues to survive and breed naturally.

14.01.2022 It’s official we have a new daily receivals record! Yesterday we received 528,678 tonnes of grain into 112 sites across our network. This is more than 3,400 tonnes over our previous record set two years ago when 134 sites were open. Well done to our growers and our harvest team for this great achievement! We’re looking forward to working with growers and transporters through a few more busy days this week

13.01.2022 Weve been excited about the Avon Community Services Seeds in Schools program since we heard about it earlier this year. The program was developed to encourage country kids to grow their own food, eat more veggies, increase outdoor activities and improve overall health and wellbeing. It will provide 13 primary and 10 high schools from across the wheatbelt access to sustainable seed library collections. We are pleased to support this great initiative with a CBH Grass Roots grant. Thanks to our Business Relationship Manager Stephen Newton-Howes for attending the launch of the program earlier this week.

13.01.2022 We've been excited about the Avon Community Services' Seeds in Schools program since we heard about it earlier this year. The program was developed to encourage country kids to grow their own food, eat more veggies, increase outdoor activities and improve overall health and wellbeing. It will provide 13 primary and 10 high schools from across the wheatbelt access to sustainable seed library collections. We are pleased to support this great initiative with a CBH Grass Roots grant. Thanks to our Business Relationship Manager Stephen Newton-Howes for attending the launch of the program earlier this week.

13.01.2022 Were excited to be heading to Mingenew this Friday for the Mingenew Midwest Expos MAIN Event! Its a great chance to catch-up with your fellow growers, exhibitors and industry representatives, so come and join us at the Mingenew Polocrosse Grounds from 1pm. Dont miss the Digital Farms Panel discussion which kicks off at 2pm, where you can find out more about the latest in farm technology.... Well see you there

12.01.2022 We've kicked off two weeks of grower meetings with Northampton and Mingenew as our first stops. Come join us for a chat on governance improvements at a location close to you. Check the dates for your local meeting here: http://ow.ly/bQbg50B10wt

12.01.2022 Some silos at our Albany Grain Terminal are getting a facelift. Our local team is undertaking a combination of concrete remediation and corrosion prevention works on the affected areas of several storage structures at the Terminal. The works will help to strengthen and maintain the structural integrity of the silos and keep them in top working order for years to come. It's all part of our ongoing investment into the network, so it benefits all growers now and for future gen...erations. Photo: CBH Maintenance Superintendent MC Moolman and Geoff Mitchell, who is a supervisor from contractor JJ Civils.

12.01.2022 Your turn to put the kettle on Perenjori Sports Club Inc. and Oval Room, Dalwallinu Recreation Centre. We're inviting growers to join us for a cuppa and a chat on governance review. See meeting details: http://ow.ly/bQbg50B10wt

12.01.2022 Our silos at the Albany Port Terminal will glow orange over the next couple of weeks in recognition of #16DaysinWA The orange lights are in recognition of the annual '16 Days in WA - Stop Violence Against Women' campaign that started on 25 November (the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) and runs to 10 December, which is Human Rights Day. We're proud to have partnered with Southern Ports for this important campaign - together we can make a difference

11.01.2022 View all the entries from the 2020 Photo Competition.

11.01.2022 Find out more about the governance improvements we're considering to our Board's size and composition by attending a Grower Meeting. You can also download an info sheet here: http://ow.ly/e5Vd50B5fQo

11.01.2022 Weve kicked off two weeks of grower meetings with Northampton and Mingenew as our first stops. Come join us for a chat on governance improvements at a location close to you. Check the dates for your local meeting here: http://ow.ly/bQbg50B10wt

10.01.2022 Congratulations to the winner's of our 2020 Photo Competition!! Ricki Fulwood of Kalannie took top spot with her photo "This crop is alright, high five sis". The People's Choice winners are duo Courtney Payne and Corey Foster with 'Our own wildflower'. Selected entries from the competition will be on display at our Head Office between 5 - 23 October.

10.01.2022 Meet Lisa Southey, our leading Receival Point Officer (RPO) at our York site in the Kwinana South Zone. Lisa has been a part of the CBH team for the past 10 years, starting as a sampler at our Meckering receival site. Since then, she’s become a permanent member of our team, gaining extensive experience on our frontline at multiple sites. Lisa moved to our larger York site last year, and is this year working as the lead RPO at the site for the first time.... Her role involves managing about 37 employees on-site, who work a sliding shift to ensure our York growers can deliver as much grain as possible when the conditions are right. She has a busy job liaising with growers, transporters and employees, helping train our harvest casual staff, and overseeing site operations, logistics and safety. She’s our go-to for all information related to the York site, and was nominated as this week’s Harvest Hero for her great leadership and teamwork in her first year in charge of the site It's people like Lisa who make up our team of #harvestheroes.

10.01.2022 Who doesnt love receiving a package! Thanks to the Williams Primary School staff and students for sending us this token of appreciation. The school was looking to upgrade their library so they could create a welcoming space that fosters their students love of reading. Were pleased we could support you with a CBH Grass Roots Grant earlier this year and wish your students many years of happy reading.

10.01.2022 Our Merredin receival site is undergoing some significant upgrades in 2020. Were resurfacing 2 open bulkheads, installing new kerbs and draining, refurbishing the existing conveyor and installing new lighting towers. These significant upgrades will benefit growers come harvest time, with quicker deliveries. The project is part of our sustaining capital program, which aims to increase the useful life of equipment and infrastructure at our sites and ports, and its part of our overall ongoing investment into the network so it benefits all growers now and for future generations. Video: CloudStoke Media

09.01.2022 Initial segregation plans are now available to view in LoadNet Paddock Planner. Its the last part in our 3-stage harvest planning process, and our Operations team has made every effort to match the crop estimates submitted by growers to the initial seg plans at preferred delivery sites. We encourage growers to take a look, and then let us know your thoughts at the pre-harvest meetings coming up this month head to www.cbh.com.au for dates and times.... Need help? Call 1800 199 083

09.01.2022 Our Harvest Pools are a great way to diversify your grain sales throughout the year. Kwinana South BRM Amy explains the benefits and how easy it is to get started. If you’re thinking about adding a Pool to your grain marketing portfolio this season give Amy and the team a call on 1800 199 083 or click here to contract easily online in LoadNet.

09.01.2022 We'd like to introduce you to this week's Harvest Hero - Emily Daw. Having grown up on a farm near Ravensthorpe, Emily has a great understanding of our growers and their needs during harvest time. She's been a valuable part of our harvest casual team for the past five seasons, working as a sampler at Lake King in the Esperance Zone.... Her role is to take samples from every load of grain delivered to the site, check its quality, and give it an appropriate grade so it can be sent to the right storage. She works closely with growers and transporters, making sure they're kept well-informed of how their grain is grading. Her extensive knowledge and experience has been on display this harvest, when for a period of two weeks she was the primary sampler working at Lake King. The site experienced its largest day of receivals for the season over that time, and she handled it like a champion! It's people like Emily who make up our team of #harvestheroes and make harvest our favourite time of year

08.01.2022 Deadline Extended! Havent entered our annual Photo Competition yet? You now have until Sunday 13 September to enter for a chance to win a drone camera worth $1,500! We want to see images that capture #familytime on farm. Enter at https://contest.app.do/cbh-photo-competition-2020

08.01.2022 Applications are open for the 2021 Nuffield Australia Scholarship program. Nuffields scholarships provide growers valuable opportunities to research important rural concepts, techniques and systems that will secure the industrys future. Scholars will undertake a global study program, researching their chosen topic across 14 weeks. CBH is sponsoring one WA grower on their 2021 Nuffield Scholarship journey, just like we did with Johanna Tomlinson in 2019. For more information, head to cbh.com.au/Nuffield

07.01.2022 Our growers have been able to spend long hours in their headers, chaser bins and trucks over the past few days thanks to the warm and dry conditions that have finally arrived Check out our latest Harvest Report to see how we're tracking with harvest receivals following a boost in harvest deliveries across the grainbelt: http://createsend.com/t/i-C14F590F252CCA322540EF23F30FEDED Thanks to Fiona Palmer for sending through these photos of one of the long harvest days underway north of Lake Grace

07.01.2022 Congratulations to the winners of our 2020 Photo Competition!! Ricki Fulwood of Kalannie took top spot with her photo "This crop is alright, high five sis". The Peoples Choice winners are duo Courtney Payne and Corey Foster with Our own wildflower. Selected entries from the competition will be on display at our Head Office between 5 - 23 October.

06.01.2022 Our Merredin receival site is undergoing some significant upgrades in 2020. We're resurfacing 2 open bulkheads, installing new kerbs and draining, refurbishing the existing conveyor and installing new lighting towers. These significant upgrades will benefit growers come harvest time, with quicker deliveries. The project is part of our sustaining capital program, which aims to increase the useful life of equipment and infrastructure at our sites and ports, and its part of our overall ongoing investment into the network so it benefits all growers now and for future generations. Video: CloudStoke Media

06.01.2022 Missing field day season? We're proud to support the Mingenew Midwest Expo in hosting an ag industry networking event next Friday. The MAIN Event will be held at the Mingenew Polocrosse Grounds from 1pm, and is a chance for you to catch-up with your local suppliers and industry reps, check out exhibitor displays, and get together for a well-earned sundowner after a challenging year.... Buy your tickets online at: https://maineventmmwe.eventbrite.com.au/ We'll see you there

05.01.2022 Hundreds of people join and work with the CBH team over the harvest period to ensure we receive the WA crop as safely and efficiently as possible. This year, we're highlighting some of the harvest heroes who help make our grain supply chain the best in the world, and make harvest our favourite time of year This week, meet Receival Point Operator (RPO) Kim Elliott.... Kim has been a permanent CBH employee since the 2003-04 harvest, and has been working in the Geraldton Zone for the past six years. He is currently an RPO at our Mingenew site. His role involves helping manage site operations and employees, liaising with growers and transporters, advising on grain quality, performing hygiene tasks, operating machinery, teaching, and most importantly, ensuring the site is safe. He plays an integral role in ensuring the Mingenew site runs smoothly. Kim was last year awarded one of our top annual employee awards, after being nominated by his peers for going over and above for the frontline team. It's people like Kim who make up our team of #harvestheroes.

05.01.2022 Its the perfect day for the Mingenew Midwest Expos MAIN Event, which has kicked-off at the Mingenew Polocrosse Grounds! Were proud to support this years event, where you can see a range of exhibits, hear from an expert digital farms panel, check out some drone demos and wrap up the day with a sundowner Thanks to these volunteers who made it all possible!

04.01.2022 There is a bit of wet weather looming over parts of the grainbelt today, which is having an impact on harvest operations for some of our growers If you're keen to stay updated on how deliveries are tracking at our receival sites, you can check-out our weekly Harvest Report for the latest information on how much grain we've received, grain quality, and how the weather has impacted harvest operations See this link for Friday's report: http://createsend.com/t/i-1588E7173CACA9D42540EF23F30FEDED

03.01.2022 Happy NAIDOC Week! This week is a celebration of the history, culture and achievements of Indigenous people #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #NAIDOC2020

02.01.2022 Our storage expansion projects at Konnongorring, Moora and Watheroo are progressing nicely. The projects will provide more segregation options, faster site cycle times and greater efficiency within the network. At Konnongorring, we're adding 84,000 tonnes of storage to the site via 3 new open bulkheads and making conveyor and pit enhancements. At Watheroo, more than 60,000t of permanent storage will be added, with a new pit that will be able to receive grain at an increase...d 500 tonnes per hour. Meanwhile at Moora, 132,000t of permanent storage will be added via 4 open bulkheads that will be serviced by 2 conveyors and 2 auger pits at an increased inloading rate of 500 tonnes per hour. The existing marshalling area will also be resurfaced to help with traffic flow, and a new weighbridge will be installed. Our storage expansion projects form one part of our ongoing investment into the network, so that it benefits all growers now and for future generations. Video: CloudStoke Media See more

02.01.2022 Find out more about the governance improvements were considering to our Boards size and composition by attending a Grower Meeting. You can also download an info sheet here: http://ow.ly/e5Vd50B5fQo

02.01.2022 Thanks to all the growers coming out to have a chat with us about our governance review findings and improvements. If you want to come along to a meeting, the full schedule is here: http://ow.ly/bQbg50B10wt

02.01.2022 More evenings like this, please Rain has continued to interrupt our growers' harvest operations over the past couple of weeks, with more wet weather expected in some parts over the weekend. Check-out today's Harvest Report to see how grain receivals are faring across the grainbelt, and how the grain market is tracking. Thanks to Jennifer Szczecinski from Corrigin for sending us this picture. Fingers crossed we'll see more of these conditions soon ... Harvest Report: http://createsend.com/t/i-00C138624AA325B32540EF23F30FEDED See more

01.01.2022 Its ok to not be ok, especially this year. Today on R U OK? Day we spent time at our Head Office chatting to each other and participating in some health and wellbeing activities. Today is the perfect time to check in on your friends and family. And remember, theres more to say after R U OK? If youre unsure of where to go from there, there are some great resources online to help you take the next steps and keep the conversation going www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask