Scott Walker, of Quairading, and Jamie Slarke, of Lake Grace. Credit: Countryman
Beers and conversation were flowing at the CBH Group’s Dowerin GWN7 Machinery Field Days sundowner, with plenty to talk about ahead of what could be a record harvest.
An annual tradition, CBH’s Wednesday afternoon sundowner drew a large crowd of attendees on August 25 to celebrate the positive growing conditions across the State. The grain marketer and handler brought along members from its board and staff divisions for the two-day field days — including marketing and trading, operations, and fertiliser.
WA cricket legend Brad Hogg looked right at home among farmers and CBH staff at the sundowner, finding plenty to chat about with CBH Group acting chief executive Ben Macnamara.
CBH designed its marquee to showcase the co-operative’s recently launched website with audio-visual displays showcasing CBH’s apps and online tools.
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Lincoln Lee-Steere, of Toodyay, with CBH acting chief executive Ben Macnamara. Credit: CountrymanKaden Reynolds, of Kalannie, and Bob Nixon, of Kalannie. Credit: CountrymanCBH Merredin business relationship manager Gavin Thomas, Rowan McCreery, of Kalannie, and MarketAg advisor Pete Rees. Credit: CountrymanCBH Kwinana South business relationship manager Amy Hunter with Stephen Strange, of Bruce Rock. Credit: CountrymanCBH acting chief operations officer Mick Daw with Ken and Alison Medland, of Lake Grace. Credit: CountrymanCBH chair Simon Stead, Amanda Nixon, of Kalannie, and Karen Strange, of Bruce Rock. Credit: CountrymanCBH chief external relations officer Brianna Peake and Elders agri-finance manager Reid Seaby. Credit: Countryman
CBH Fertiliser north area manager Troy Conley, Bryce Mullins, of North Yelbeni, and Colin Smeeton, a retired farmer from Trayning. Credit: CountrymanCBH business relationship manager Stephen Newton-Howes and CBH fertiliser area manager Suzanne Butter. Credit: CountrymanSam Aurisch, of Bruce Rock, and Safefarms WA executive officer Maree Gooch. Credit: CountrymanCBH corporate affiars advisors Kelly Lodge-Calvert and Luke Sizer. Credit: CountrymanLiberals WA volunteer Neeve Staltari and Kaye Pryce, of Perth. Credit: CountrymanGraham Marsh, of Yealering, and Matt Carvey, of East Cuballing. Credit: CountrymanChris Thompson-Dark, of Boyup Brook, and Tyson Introvigne, of Bridgetown. Credit: CountrymanWA cricket legend Brad Hogg and Sam Macnamara, of East Pingelly. Credit: CountrymanCBH acting chief operations officer Mick Daw, CBH chair Simon Stead and CBH acting chief executive Ben Macnamara. Credit: Countryman
