GrainFlow's Crops For Communities

GrainFlow's Crops For Communities

Community Giving Initiative

Introducing GrainFlow’s Crops for Communities - nominate your charity!

To kick off the 2019/20 season, we are launching a new community program for GrainFlow customers.

Cargill will donate $1 for every tonne you commit to a GrainFlow site to a charity of your choice. The program will apply to contracts with AWB as well as other buyers.

The program is open between 1 June and October 1, 2019.

We respect the production risk involved in committing physical grain ahead of harvest so please consider your comfort levels before determining your involvement.

To participate;

Complete the application form with your nominated charity here

Download a copy of the form here and complete and return via email to: [email protected]com.au or by Fax: 03 9923 6753

Remember to provide your contract number

We will

Review your application
Confirm your involvement in Crops for Communities
Make a donation to your nominated charity after 1 October 2019.

Please note

Charities must comply with our giving policies, i.e. they must be not for profit and/or a registered charity and must benefit local communities. We do not sponsor political or religious groups.
Failure to deliver contracted volume due to washout will have no impact on donations made.
This offer excludes Victory Canola
The offer expires at 5pm on 1 October 2019. After this date, Cargill will make all payments to charities and notify the grower that payment has been made.
This program does not replace Cargill’s usual community sponsorship programs.

For more information contact your local territory sales manager or our Account Management Team on 1800 447 246 or [email protected]

Droughts and flooding rains

Talk about droughts and flooding rains. In the US, weather continues to play havoc, delaying planting of the corn crops and causing flooding of wheat fields. Here in Australia, areas of the east coast are looking down the barrel of a third year of below par winter crop rainfall.

In our part of the world, follow up rain is badly needed but on the other side of the globe, too much rain is rattling markets.

After some busy weeks of burning diesel in the paddock, this year’s autumn sowing program is now approaching the finishing line, bringing with it a bit more optimism.

Hats off to the Grain Growers Association for their proactive advocacy on crop insurance. In this month’s edition of the GGA Magazine, one of our crop insurance customers, Corey Blacksell is featured. Corey was one of the first growers to take up our innovative Frost Insurance product and he talks about his experience in this article.

With planting underway across the east coast, attention now turns to the arrival of follow-up rain to assist with crop establishment and building further moisture for those yet to get the planter out of the shed.

Introducing GrainFlow’s Crops for Communities - nominate your charity!

To participate;

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