Grainland was founded by three local farming families in 1993 with the purchase of a seed grading business at 431 Gosport Street Moree. The business soon grew to include Farm Machinery with the importation of Farm King and Wheatheart Augers from Canada. The adjoining block was purchased a few years later allowing the Rural Merchandise side of the business to expand.
In 2005 Grainland established a new much larger seed grading plant on the Burrington Road a few kilometres out of town. This freed up much needed space at the Gosport Street Premises for the assembly of augers and the expansion of the Merchandise and Machinery Hire business. Grainland offers a diverse range of goods and services including Seed Sales, Grain Handling Equipment, Rural Merchandise, Machinery Hire, Machinery and Storage Sheds, Grain Cleaning and Storage as well as Grain Testing and Sampling Equipment.
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News and Events
Grainland is proud to announce
that it's line of Spitfire wheat has just won 1st place
in the Prime Hard Wheat category and Grand Champion
Wheat at this years Royal Easter Show.
Grainland Grading Plant
Our Grading Plant is in full swing with winter cereals being the
main piroity. Our specialist gravity tables allow us to provide
a highly efficient grain cleaning service. Gravity tables can
remove of seeds of the same size but of different density by
floating the grain on a cushion of air. This is especially
useful for taking out lighter seeds that have reduced vigor and germination in return giving back to the farmer a
better seed base that delivers a more consistent plant
establishment.
For more information and bookings
please call Eddy on
02 6751 1209,
mobile
0427 424685 or you can email us at grading@grainland.com.au
2012 Winter Crop Variety Sowing Guide
Spitfire Wheat Released
Grainland is proud to be associated with the release of Pacific
Seeds Spitfire Wheat.
Spitfire (LPB05-2148) was bred by LongReach Plant Breeders, and
has been extensively evaluated
Many of the Grainland Seed Production Crops yielded in excess of 5 tons per hectare with protein levels of 13% plus. Spitfire is not renound for its beauty in the paddock due to a few off type heads that are a throw back to parentage. However this has no affect on classification, quality or yield, after all it's what goes into the silo that counts.
Spitfire is a high yielding early mid maturing variety similar
to Baxter.
Spitfire has a final APH classification in Queensland and
Northern NSW. It has a large grain size, similar to Ellison,
larger than Ventura and Livingston and
consistent high grain
protein. Key Points of Spitfire
REM Grain Vac Hire
Scope Barley - New Clearfield Variety
Scope is a moderately tall variety with good straw strength
and good head retention. In the eastern states Scope is
described as an early to mid season variety with a suggested
sowing time between mid May and late June. Mid May in low
rainfall regions and June in mid - high rainfall regions,
particularly in situations of high biomass production. In WA
Scope is described as a tall variety with medium maturity,
fair straw strength and moderate head retention. Scope has similar disease resistance to Buloke. It has resistance to Powdery mildew and Net form of net blotch but in NSW and VIC it is rated lower than Buloke for Scald resistance. It is also susceptible to Leaf rust. 
PBA Boundary Chickpea Released
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