Loading Advice Tuesday, 18th June 2024
INVICTA – 19,290
KALAMIA – 5,909
PIONEER – 5,517
INKERMAN – 12,246
TOTAL – 42,962
Kalamia Cane Growers & Kalagro
Enhancing the productivity and profitability of growers
Miscellaneous information
Loading Advice Tuesday, 18th June 2024
INVICTA – 19,290
KALAMIA – 5,909
PIONEER – 5,517
INKERMAN – 12,246
TOTAL – 42,962
QFF 10 Things to Know – 17th June 2024
SRA Media Release – Ten Year R&D Plan
Dale Last MP – 2024/2025 State Budget Burdekin overview – 12th June 2024
Wilmar Sugar Marketing – 14th June
FIRE PERMITS
Members,
Fire permits are required to be completed each year. Please ensure you have this completed before your first burn for the upcoming 2024 season.
Please find below all information for your benefit and knowledge as well as the Fire Permit Application.
The administration staff can complete or assist members with this form.
Forms also available at the KCGO office.
HARVEST DEDUCTION AUTHORITY FORMS
Members, a quick reminder that if you have your harvesting costs direct debited from your cane pay, the Harvest Costs Authority form has to be
completed annually.
If you choose this option, this form will have to be filled out and returned to Wilmar before grower cuts their first round.
The administration staff can complete or assist members with this form.
Forms available at the KCGO office.
WEEKEND HARVESTING AUTHORITY FORMS
Members,
If you have changed harvesting contractors, or the harvest contractors has changed their entity details, growers from that group will need to complete
a new Weekend Harvest Authority form. If this form is not updated, the contractor does not receive the weekend harvest allowance.
The administration staff can complete or assist members with this form.
Forms available at the KCGO office.
Wilmar Business Update – Industrial Action #2 – 14th June 2024
Loading Advice – Friday, 14th June 2024
Invicta 11 958
Kalamia 5 429
Pioneer 0
Inkerman 9 603
TOTAL 26 990
Notice to Members – Industrial Action – Fair Work Commission evidence filed
Dear Members,
In relation to Wilmar Sugar’s application to the Fair Work Commission, KCGO provided evidence that was filed with the Commission, of the potential consequential losses to growers of protracted protected further industrial action. The objective was to personalise the impact – that of individual farming entities/families and the wider Burdekin community reliant upon the work and income generated by the crushing.
The matters touched upon made real the likely negative impact on growers this season, bleeding into next season, should crushing be disrupted and the season length pushed out or crushing ceased before all cane was harvested. KCGO clearly stated no comment was made on the veracity of the dispute, however, as KCGO represents the interests of growers, an important factor in the deliberations of the Fair Work Commission when determining Wilmar Sugar’s application, was to have regard to the probable significant financial implications and disruption to your families and farming businesses.
KCGO will keep members apprised of developments.
Regard,
Allan Parker
Loading Advice – Thursday, 13th June 2024
Invicta 5 790
Kalamia 4 451
Pioneer 0
Inkerman 8 459
TOTAL 18 700