Photo from the field 🐝 Thanks to Madison Dorrough from CGS Goondiwindi for these photos from the field. The crop is flowering beautifully, not a bad day in the office for Mads!

Cotton planting is underway for CGS Emerald growers! Exciting times in the field as the 2025 season kicks off. Check out these great shots from Agronomist, Matt Sullivan of cotton already starting to emerge. Wishing all our growers a successful and productive season ahead!

As planting is about to begin in the south, cotton picking in Kununurra is coming to an end. Check out these photos from Matt Langfield’s recent visit up north, taken in a cracking field of cotton with CGS Agronomists Tommy Palmer, Emily Young and local grower Jack Hawkins

CGS Agronomists from Dalby and Goondiwindi recently attended a team walk through the ADAMA Tosari herbicide matrix trial site with Jim O’Connor and Sam East. It was a great opportunity to view trial sites and dive into some key agronomy insights

Summer planting is in full swing for CGS Wee Waa growers 🌱 Sorghum is up and thriving, and cotton is already getting its first drink. Wishing everyone a smooth and successful season ahead!

CGS is proud to celebrate International Rural Women’s Day 💙🤍 #internationaldayofruralwomen #ruralwomensday

Summer crops are in full swing 🥳🌱 CGS Dalby agronomist Tas has been out in the field crop-checking cotton and sorghum. Here’s a look at CSD’s 746B3F cotton and Pacific Seeds Seeds Haliflax sorghum — both powering along nicely after some irrigations and warm weather

Attention all Northern Growers 📣 CGS Kununurra are hosting their summer crop update on the 21/10/25. RSVP to Tommy or Emily if you would like to attend Hope to see you there 😊

CGS Field Day Success at Kununurra, WA 🥳 It was a great opportunity for growers and industry representatives to catch up with one another and learn about relevant topics to cropping up north. Thank you to the guest speakers; Angus MacLennan Bayer AG Jamie Street CGS

Ever wondered what it's like being an Agronomist in the top end? Check out a week in the life of CGS Kununurra Agronomist Emily Young!

Maize is up and growing strong for CGS Hay growers 🌱🌽 Checkout this photo from the field of Branch Manager Pat McGuinness and Agronomist Tom Gill in a field of Pioneer Seeds - Australia P1756 at the 5 leaf stage

Harvest season is well underway! 🚜🌾 A beautiful shot from Tasmyn of Geoff Rudd and Matt Todd inspecting a wheat crop to see if it’s ready to harvest. Best of luck to all our growers as the season continues!

After 80mm of well-timed rain, CGS Growers’ crops in the Lockyer Valley are thriving! Check out these great photos from the field taken by Tasmyn at CGS Dalby: 🌽 Tom Strand in a Pioneer Seeds - Australia P1837 maize crop at tasseling 🌱 Cotton Seed Distributors Cotyledon 253B3XF 🚜

CGS is proud to continue our partnership with Plant and Pick Spares for Cotton Module Wrap, Spindle Grease and Cleaner this 2025/26 season. Even better? Every PPS wrap sale helps support local communities. Contact your local CGS to find out more about the Early Order Program 💜

The CGS Dalby team and long term growers “Bremner Farms” checking out the new ThryvOn technology for early thrip protection in cotton 🌱

Happy National Agriculture Day! 💚 CGS is proud to stand alongside the incredible farmers, agronomists, and agricultural professionals who keep our industry thriving. Special thanks to Tommy Palmer from our Kununurra branch for sharing this beautiful photo of cotton up north.

Big news for Kununurra — the first cotton seed load has arrived, signaling the start of the season! 🙌 Northern growers, don’t forget: the first planting window opens 1st of January

Flowering has kicked off across the Downs for our CGS Dalby growers. Here’s a field update from Tasmyn showcasing Sicot 761B3XF in action 🌼

CGS currently has on offer a full time Administration Clerk position at our Goondiwindi QLD branch. We are looking for someone with strong clerical experience, good communication skills and computer literacy. For further details please call our Head Office on 02 6795 3100, or