In this episode, we speak to Bev Gangell, our Pingaring depot manager. We discuss the season outlook in Pingaring, the pellet types we offer, and where to find them. Plus, we chat about supporting the local community, wildflowers in bloom, and staying safe on the roads during harvest time.

This week, we sit down with David from Milne Feeds to talk about his role, his background, and what goes into grain procurement. He also covers grain swap and offset programs, the demand from the Eastern States and export markets, and how Milne handles quick turnarounds on grain and pellet production. Plus, we talk about the different types of pellets Milne offers.

Tom is joined by Eliza Dowling, Shire President of Cuballing and one of the organisers of the Cuby Groove Fest. As a Platinum sponsor, Milne Feeds is excited to support this vibrant event!

Tune in to hear about the festival's highlights, from the diverse line up of bands and local talent to the exciting markets, art and baking competitions, and unique activities like equine therapy and the Dryandra tour.

Discover why the Cuby Groove Fest is a cherished event for the community and learn how you can join in on the fun!

Join us as we chat with Phil Guppy about his unique journey balancing school bus driving and managing the depot.

Plus, discover why EasyOne and Lambgro are Katanning's top products, hear about the great feedback from return customers, and learn how seasonal conditions are influencing feed supplies.

Nicola discusses her journey from "Desperately Seeking Sheila" to Farming Champions. Learn about her move to Wandering, community involvement, and farm business. Plus, insights into Farming Champions events and her finalist status for the WA Rural Women's Award.

In this latest episode of Feed for Thought, Tom chats with Tiny Holly - WA Auctioneer, about his life. From a childhood aspiration to become an auctioneer to overcoming obstacles like depression and having not one, but both legs amputated, Tiny's journey is one of perseverance and growth.

We chat with Amanda Nenke, sharing her journey from city life to rural living. From unexpected twists to making tough decisions for family, she gives us a glimpse into the realities of transitioning and integrating into a farming community.

Join us on the newest podcast episode as we speak to Milne Feeds Sales Manager, Paul Nenke, on a journey from Kukerin to the city.

From farm life and yabbies to the promise he made to his wife—this episode is packed with stories.