Neil Henry has now officially retired from his long held position of AFSA Company Secretary.
Jarrod’s involvement in the ground spread industry started at a young age with the family owning and operating spreaders from the early 90’s.
AFSA Board Member since September 2018, undertaking the role of Chair in 2020
On the 26th of August Ralph Nichol was inducted into the Road Transport Hall of Fame at Alice Springs. It is a fitting tribute as Ralph has dedicated his life to the transport industry.
At the age of 24, Paul McDougall entered the fertiliser industry as a spreader driver with Peter Hall and some thirty years later, the McDougall family are now running their own spreading and bulk cartage business at Scottsdale in the north east of Tasmania.
A verse from Geoff Quinn for the Australian workers whose value and importance to our society and way of life is frequently under rated
Kim has been a member of AFSA since 2003 and served as W.A. President from February 2007 to February 2009 when he became an AFSA Board Member.
AFSA Board Member since 2018 and heads up the AFSA Governance and Finance Committee
Congratulations to Steve and Sue who have been featured in the September edition of the AgContractors magazine
Growing up in a fertiliser family has given Rob Lyon the passion to provide the best possible service and products to his customers and to ensure that they are given the opportunity to make every bit of land count.
Shane Dellavedova was always destined to be in the fertiliser business. Dellavedova Fertilisers, based in central Victoria which was founded by his Grandfather and parents in 1967 and still run by family members today
Incoming AFSA Company Secretary from July 2020.
AFSA Board Member since September 2019
Amy has been involved in the fertiliser industry for many years and has been on the AFSA Board since September 2018, undertaking the role of Deputy Chair in 2020
After spending many weekends bouncing around paddocks in the spreader with his father, Colin, it was simply a natural progression that saw John Crossling become involved in the Fertiliser industry and take up driving the spreader himself.