As rural Australia’s most trusted agribusiness, Elders has played a key role in rural Australia for more than 180 years. Our expansive network across Australia offers links to markets, tailored advice and specialist knowledge across a range of products and services, including farm supplies, agronomy, livestock, wool, grain, finance, insurance, and real estate. We are committed to delivering value to the local communities in which we operate and leading the way to a sustainable and prosperous future for Australia’s agriculture industry. Elders, for Australian Agriculture.
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Adelaide, South Australia 5000, AU
Elders has officially launched its world-first wool handling business at the new Ravenhall facility. An opening event attended by members of industry from across the wool supply chain marked this significant milestone in wool industry history. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gyhRj6j9 Mark Allison Tom Russo David Adamson #ForAusAg
Elders auctioneers hard at work then and now (dates unknown). #185YearsOfElders
The Elders Community Giving Project offers grants for initiatives which have tangible impact in rural and regional communities. Yesterday, a cuddle bed donated as part of the Project was presented to Barcaldine Hospital. Cuddle beds provide comfort to palliative and aged care patients, enabling them to remain close to loved ones while also meeting medical requirements. We are so proud that the bed has been named in honour of Liz Ferguson, devoted Barcaldine community member and late wife of Elders district wool manager Duncan. Learn more about the Community Giving Project: elders.com.au/community
Elders is proud to be the event series partner of the Regional Australia Institute’s Regions Rising series. On Wednesday we had the pleasure of attending the Regions Rising Tasmania event in Launceston, which hosted regional government and industry leaders, policymakers, local organisations, academics and community champions for solutions-focused conversations and ideas-sharing on key topics relevant to Tasmania. Elders State General Manager, James Cornish, was amongst the line up of robust speakers and shared the journey of growth, expansion, and economic and social contribution of Elders in Tasmania. It was great to hear the discussions in the room and see many advocating for the growth and prosperity of regional Australia.
Elders' latest Rural Property Update has been released, analysing the movement of rural property values across Australia in the second quarter of 2024. Download your version today: https://bit.ly/3X2zYQy
From selling 110,000 wool bales across SA and WA in 1937 to now handling 350,000 bales nationwide. Trust in Elders' 185 years of experience to get the most out of your wool. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQngh4Yy #185YearsofElders
Vintage photographs of what our original Sydney and Adelaide office buildings used to look like. #185YearsOfElders
In celebration of International Day of Rural Women, we sat down with Claire Loveridge, who is Elders’ District Wool Manager working across South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Nr9534
Elders Dubbo held a long lunch event over the weekend to celebrate local rural women, and raise funds for a charity close to their hearts. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ghz2VSYu
Introducing TEKFARM, an initiative designed by Farmers2Founders to help primary producers evaluate and enhance the drought resilience of their farms through technology. By working with an Elders TEKFARM advisor, producers can identify opportunities to bolster drought resilience and be connected to appropriate Ag-tech options. For those interested in implementing these technologies, up to 65% funding is available to assist with the initial deployment costs. TEKFARM works with a wide range of hardware and software solutions, that address specific drought resilience capabilities. To begin, contact Thomas Jefferies at Elders (TESA) or download the PDF here: https://lnkd.in/gUkrwHbB This program is available to producers across all sectors and runs until June 2025.