Nutrien Ag Solutions dig deep to kick off donation drive for flooded Kimberley graziers
Australia’s most trusted rural charity, Rural Aid, has joined forces with the Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen’s Association (KPCA) to create a fundraising drive for flood-affected graziers in Western Australia’s Kimberley region.
Best boots on the ground in Tassie
Nutrien Ag Solutions recently announced Josh Sattler as the new General Manager for its operations in Tasmania.
Nutrien Ag Solutions invests in WeedSmart
Nutrien Ag Solutions, the world’s largest provider of crop inputs and farm services, has recently signed up as a silver partner of the WeedSmart herbicide stewardship program.
Community is King in Kerang
Kerang in Victoria’s north is beginning the recovery following the floods that impacted communities throughout Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania.
Powered by our People: Colby Ede, NE Region Livestock Lead
Third-generation stock and station agent, and Regional Livestock Lead, Colby Ede wanted a career in livestock from a young age. In 2002, he joined Nutrien Ag Solutions Livestock Trainee Program in Rockhampton and has spent the last 20 years growing his livestock career within the business.
Nutrien Ag Solutions announces support to flood-affected communities
Floods and severe weather are continuing to impact communities throughout New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania with 135 local government areas experiencing flooding in the past months.
Nutrien Ag Solutions and CRT retail award winners announced
Congratulations to the businesses who have been recognised for their high performance and achievements in 2022 at the Nutrien Ag Solutions and CRT gala dinner and awards night in Queensland this week.
Rob Clayton takes on global role with Nutrien
Nutrien Ag Solutions Managing Director Rob Clayton and his family are preparing for an exciting move to the United States, after Rob was recently promoted as the Senior Vice President of Retail Operations at Nutrien.
WA grain harvest on track to challenge records
Grain growers in Western Australia are gearing up for what is projected to be a near-record harvest, with ABARES reporting that 23.47 million tonnes of wheat, barley, canola and pulse crops are expected to be harvested across the wheatbelt.