Andrew Bates EPCBH members will have a pathway to increase the level of ownership in the Cape Hardy Stage 1 project over time from an initial interest of approx. 15% to up to a 40% interest in the port development. Step 1 for farmers = become a member Apply here: tinyurl.com/y5kkz2h6

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EPCBH Membership helps to ensure that a grain export port is built as Stage 1 of the #capehardy multi commodity, multi user port #epag Become a member here: mailchi.mp/5da6edbea4a4/e…

“It’s one person, one vote, regardless of how much grain you supply to CBH,” says Bartlett. “You can supply 400 tonnes or 400,000 tonnes, you still get one vote. For a true co-op, this is a key governance principle.” aicd.companydirectors.com.au/membership/com…

As partners in the #capehardy Stage 1 project, EPCBH will receive distributions from Portalis. This enables EPCBH and its members to either reinvest in Portalis or provide a distribution stream back to members

If you keen on this port you should attend

Does anyone want my 900 ewes for those prices ? 😜

EPCBH extends an invitation to Eyre Peninsula farmers to become a member of your very own cooperative. Membership will help ensure that grain is included and built first as Stage 1 of the #capehardy Multi-Commodity, Multi-User Port development. Apply here: bit.ly/38teaUM

If you missed out last week, come along next week. #ownyourfuture #capehardy #epag

There’s no minimum tonnage requirement in #CapeHardy’s grower supply agreements. Instead, EPCBH members nominate a percentage of their annual production to be exported through the port. Come to our next round of grower meetings, details at bit.ly/3cEBx0d #ownyourfuture

The #CapeHardy project is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for EP grain growers to control their future by becoming a member of EPCBH now. Hear more from us and project chair Rob Kerin at our next round of grower meetings this week

Board Member Len Kelsh opening our Grower Update at #poochera Wednesday. Thank you all for coming to hear about this opportunity for farmers and Eyre Peninsula. We had a great crowd. #epag Further meetings: Cleve Sports Club Thurs 18th 10am Tumby Hotel Thurs 18th 3pm

Mark Congreve, herbicide specialist with ICAN, will be presenting a timely workshop on optimising post-emergent herbicides for in-crop weed control #ungarra Monday June 21st #wudinna Tuesday June 22nd #epag

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Wheat really sucking out the moisture now with continued dry conditions

Suffolk Rams for sale this coming week .

Canola stubble gurus , does rolling canola stubble with a heavy flat drum roller , windrowed at branching height make it harder to sow through ? Or will it break down a bit .

Crayons out yesterday , eraser out today ! 😜😜 rains getting closer !

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