Ag Growth International (AGI) has developed next generation fertiliser plants to provide the infrastructure needed for a booming population.
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Queensland science supports sorghum sector
Queensland’s leading scientists have developed new varieties of sorghum to boost the state’s local industry and exports.
More than 120 genetic lines of sorghum have been licensed to private breeders
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State-of-the-art Coopers malting facility a triumph for Ahrens
Making a great beer demands all the right ingredients and the winning recipe for Coopers Brewery’s $65 million state-of-the-art malting facility was Ahrens.
Ahrens, a national full-service construction,
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Four CBH storage infrastructure projects complete
Four grain storage expansion projects have been completed as part of the CBH Group’s upgrade to its network, adding additional capacity for 446,000 tonnes.
The projects are part of the co-operative’s
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Domestic grain demand to overtake supply
Demand has outstripped supply for Australian grain to feed livestock, along with growing human consumption, according to a new industry report.
Agribusiness banking specialist Rabobank found in its Australian
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Geelong freight rail upgrade nears completion before harvest
Final upgrade works are underway to key Victorian freight rail infrastructure to ensure the year’s grain harvest can make its way to the Port of Geelong efficiently.
Upgrades will be undertaken on signalling
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Payment times reduced for CBH grain growers
CBH has cut payment times from seven days to three days to provide more value to grain growers selling to the co-operative.
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Sugar cane harvest cops production hit from drought
The drought in Queensland has impacted the 2019 sugar cane harvest, with a new report finding the state economy will be affected.
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Levy lowered for local QLD brewers
New classifications have been introduced to Queensland’s Emergency Management Levy to ensure craft brewers and distillers pay a lower rate than larger companies.
The Emergency Management Levy is paid
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CBH Group maintains reduced supply chain fees
The CBH Group will keep its supply chain fees flat in 2019-20, following the $4 per tonne reduction provided to growers and marketers last year.
CBH General Manager Operations, Ben Macnamara, said the
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