Empowering Australian grain growers through engagement, policy and capacity building
Empowering Australian grain growers through engagement, policy and capacity building
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Reaping the Benefits: How Australian Grain and Oilseeds Can Support Australia's Low-Carbon Fuel Security
GrainGrowers' report explores how low-carbon fuels from local grains can reduce emissions and boost sovereign supply, backed by smart policy and investment.
Right Now | Mental Health and Wellbeing Resources
Right Now is a set of resources created with grower and psychologist Steph Schmidt, designed to provide practical support in the moment. On this page you'll find a set of step-by-step videos to support you in moments of need, followed by a list of resources to support you during and afterwards.
Fertiliser reports
GrainGrowers publishes a fortnightly fertiliser report by Argus Media, including commentary on nitrogen, phosphates and potash, and some of Argus’ key price assessments for the Australian market.
Workforce Resources Hub
GrainGrowers’ Workforce Resources Hub offers practical tools and insights to help growers, workers, and policymakers build a strong, sustainable workforce.
Farm Safety
GrainGrowers Farm Safety course aims to provide practical, useful tools for grain growers to improve their workplace health and safety practices on the farm, particularly around machinery.
Spray application and drift management online resources hub
A grower-focused online hub providing interactive resources on spray application and drift management.
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Paddock Perspective | Andrew Messina – Mullewa, WA
I’m Andrew Messina, based at Spring Park Farms in Mullewa, about 100 km east of Geraldton. Our properties extend roughly 50 km west and 100 km south of Mullewa towards Dongara. I farm with my wife, Tracey, my brother Rod, and his wife, Sam, and we also employ five full-time staff.
Why Australians should care about grain exports to Southeast Asia
Australia’s grain industry is typically viewed through a domestic lens as the source of everyday pantry staples like bread and breakfast cereal. However, this overlooks one of the most strategically important aspects of Australian grain: its role in feeding the region.