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The Bundaberg District Canegrower Volume 15, Issue 1
The Bundaberg District Canegrower
Volume 15, Issue 1
January 2019
Chairman’s Comment
H appy New Year. I hope you all
had some time off to celebrate the
festive season and charge your batteries
Crop outlook
At this stage it's anyone‘s guess at crop
size for 2019. I think it would be fair to
April. Applications by a grower to
join a harvesting group must be
received by the Mill Owner by the
for 2019. I think that most of us have say that it's behind where it should 21 April of each year and the Mill
already used up most of our recharge be. Rain is desperately needed now. I'd Owner must advise the grower by
with the trying weather conditions hope we can improve on last years the 5 May of that year of the
continuing and showing little signs of tonnage for everyone's benefit. grower‘s new Delivery Point to
improving over the coming weeks. Preliminary discussions with Bundaberg ensure the efficient and economic
Sugar suggest that Millaquin will operation of the Mill transport
Hot, dry and windy has been the operate in six (6) day mode and Bingera system. Growers who have been
weather pattern over the last six (6) to will be in five (5) day mode. For that to advised of a new Delivery Point
eight (8) weeks and it's certainly taking change we would need to see a crop shall notify the Mill Owner by the 15
its toll on the crop. Days over 30 well above 1.5 million tonnes. Let's May if they will accept the new
degrees and winds above 20 kph almost hope. Delivery Point. In the absence of any
everyday has, along with crop use, used Application to the Mill Owner from
all available soil moisture. In many Sugar Price a grower prior to 21 April, and any
cases, crops that have been irrigated are The sugar price has improved slightly notification of acceptance of a
showing signs of stress so it's not good recently to be just above thirteen (13) Delivery Point by a grower to the
for those that haven't. Most of us are cents per pound. In some cases that Mill Owner prior to the 15 May for
struggling to cope with the continuing might cover costs. That equates to about those growers advised of a new
dry spell and irrigation schedule that is $425/tonne for the 2019 crop. Still a Delivery Point, the grower‘s
longer than seven (7) to ten (10) days is long way from twenty (20) cents but at membership of their harvesting
only maintaining crop. We can only least it is improving. group shall be deemed to be the
hope we get some reprieve soon. same as the previous season.
Roads
In order to avoid some of the issues that
We will be compiling our list of roads
arose last year I suggest you sort out
that require maintenance before the start
your harvesting needs sooner than the
of the crush to take to Council. If you
21 April deadline.
have a road issue please contact the
office and we will add it to the list.
Proposed Reef Regulations
I have invited The Hon. Leeanne Enoch
Harvesting Group
MP Minister for Environment and the
Action List arrangements Great Barrier Reef, Minister for Science
The collective contract stipulates the and Minister for the Arts and her key
following arrangements for grouping. advisors to participate in a tour of the
Closing date for the 2019
Bundaberg/ Isis / Maryborough region
autumn approved seed 8. Grouping to showcase some of the many voluntary
d i s tr ib ut io n c los e s 1 programs that we have implemented to
February 2019 8.1 Formation.— The Mill Owner improve the environmental, social and
shall provide an indication of the economic sustainability of our sugar
likely modes of crush for the coming cane based agribusiness industry.
Season in writing to Bundaberg
CANEGROWERS Ltd by the 14 (Continued on page 2)
Bundaberg CANEGROWERS Ltd Newsletter
Page 1 Phone (07) 4151 2555 Fax: (07) 4153 1986
Email: bdb_office@bdbcanegrowers.com.au
Website: www.bdbcanegrowers.com.au
The Bundaberg District Canegrower Volume 15, Issue 1
Chairman’s Comment continued
(Continued from page 1) agricultural power use patterns on the health check to our members. This
network in terms of base load and off service is available to all members,
In collaboration with the Maryborough -peak use and including worthwhile regardless if you have your insurances
and CANEGROWERS Isis boards the time-of-use incentives for agricultural placed with us or not.
tour will include an overview of the businesses during off-peak periods
initiatives being undertaken in the and over weekends; If you are wanting an Insurance Health
region to demonstrate the advanced That QCA recommend promotion of Check, please contact our qualified
sustainable practices and hopefully increased co mpetition in the insurance professional, Ray Goodwin
demonstrate the fact that regulations to electricity market (Allocation of CSO on 0418 891 783 to arrange an
protect the reef are not required in to the ERGON network division of appointment.
this region. Energy Queensland);
That QCA recommend continuation Allan Dingle
The Isis, Maryborough and Bundaberg of the policy to fund the SFIT from Chairman
CANEGROWERS organisations have general revenue.
also written to our Federal electorate
MPs, Ken O‘Dowd, Keith Pitt and Llew Unless electricity prices are affordable
O‘Brien advising them we (16 cent/kwh ceiling) and as such
fundamentally support peer review of reduced by at least 33% on current we
the underlying reef science and the are in danger of significant employment
establishment of the Institute for Policy disruption to our community and having
Science Quality Control as proposed by dams full of water and no one able to
Dr Peter Ridd. Indicative QSL Pool Prices
afford to draw on them. (AUD per tonne)
QCA Regulated Retail Current as of 11 January 2019
Soybean Update
Electricity Prices for 2019/20 The majority of the earlier planted Gross Price
BRIG has lodged a submission with the soybeans are looking very good and are AUD/T IPS
QCA on the 2019/20 regulatory
QSL Pool
currently flowering. These soybeans 2018 Season
electricity price setting process. We have now entered the key reproductive
understand that the state government phase and to maximise yields, Harvest Pool $371
directs the QCA to treat the 2019/20 limitations such as water stress need to Actively Managed Pool $369
price determination in a given be avoided. Given the current weather
methodological way, and that leaves conditions this is not an easy task as Guaranteed Floor Pool $347
very little room for any alternatives to growers juggle maximising soybean and US Quota Pool $755
be considered. cane yields and paying electricity bills.
The younger, smaller plants are 2-Season Forward Pool $399
However we have asked : struggling a bit as they have had little Early Start Actively $371
rain since they were planted making Managed Pool
That QCA formalise what BRIG and good irrigation paramount to try and get
many others have been reporting. the plant as large as possible before they 2019 2-Season Actively $401
That is, there is no need for demand start to flower.
Managed Pool
based tariffs for small business
(including irrigators) in regional With most domestic grain prices staying
Queensland to ration use and mitigate high due to ongoing drought conditions
against further network build. There across the country, there is good support
is sufficient capacity in the system for for soybean prices. If growers wish to
the foreseeable future. plant soybeans now they need to select
That QCA recommend that the correct varieties and have the correct
transitional tariffs and obsolete tariffs plant population as it is outside the
be converted to ―legacy‖ tariffs and planting window for the popular A-
remain available for existing 6785.
cu sto me rs to 2 0 2 5 . Thi s is
particularly relevant to water Insurance Health Check
infrastructure providers such as It is worth taking the time to do a health
SunWater. check on your insurance, this will
That QCA recommend ensure that you have the right level of For further pricing information please
implementation of volume based food cover if the unthinkable happens. Ray visit www.qsl.com.au
a n d fi b r e t a r i f f s , r e f l e c t i n g Goodwin is offering a free insurance
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QFF Energy Savers Plus Program Extension Reserve List
Open
T he Energy Savers Plus Program
Extension (ESPPE) has now
commenced and will deliver 200 funded
improvements, through the
implementation of commercially
feasible and practical energy
wish to be involved should the
availability arise.
energy audits to Queensland farmers. As management strategies and solutions. If you would like to be included on the
part of the program successful reserve list, please email your interest to
participants receive a grant up to The initial 200 program participants espp@dnrme.qld.gov.au. Additional
$20,000 per business based on a 50% co have already been selected, however information on the ESPPE program can
-contribution for implementation of the should the circumstances of any of the be found on the participant web page at:
audit recommendations. The main selected participants change and they https://www.qff.org.au/participant -
objective of this program is to assist can no longer proceed with the program, information/.
agricultural businesses identify and DNRME have opened up a reserve list
realise energy savings or productivity for any additional farmers who may
2019 CANEGROWERS’ Elections
T he timetable has been set for the
2019 CANEGROWERS Election
process. Held every three (3) years, the
CANEGROWERS elected positions.
These local boards then nominate
from Wednesday, 1 May 2019.
The first step towards nomination is to
elections are an opportunity for all representatives to sit on the contact Allan Dingle on 0427 006 956
members to elect Directors to sit on the CANEGROWERS Queensland Policy or Dale Holliss on 0417 009 236.
board of their local CANEGROWERS Council which elects the ne w
district. CANEGROWERS Queensland Board. CANEGROWERS Queensland will
conduct the election if required.
Bundaberg has six (6) Directors that sit Members wishing to nominate for a
on the Boards and nominations for the district board position have until 5pm on Members are urged to ensure that their
positions open Monday, 28 January Monday, 18 February to act. The membership records are up to date. The
2019. Both men and women of all ages election process will be finalised by official roll for each election is to be
are encouraged to nominate as Monday, 15 April 2019 and the new finalised by 5pm on Monday 18
candidates fo r these impo rtant directors will take on their official duties February 2019.
2018 Indicative Advances Program
Based on QSL reports 28 December 2018
Notes:
Uncommitted Pool Advance FPFC Advance 1. The program above represents indicative advances
Advance Dates payable by QSL to Bundaberg Sugar based on estimated
(AUD/tonne IPS) Rates pool returns, the marketing plan and forecast cash flows
at the time. These indicative amounts will be reviewed
Payment Increase To on a regular basis and updated for changes in forecasts.
Advances highlighted in bold in the table above have
Date been approved by the QSL Board.
2. This program is indicative only and should not be taken
Initial $237.00 $237.00 as a commitment by Queensland Sugar (or Bundaberg
Sugar) with regard to the estimated pool return, advance
24-Aug-18 $11.00 $248.00 $248.00 rate or date of increase. The program may change
during the season depending on movements in a number
19-Oct-18 $13.00 $261.00 $261.00 of factors including the marketing plan, sugar price and
currency movements and timing of cash flows.
23-Nov-18 $30.00 $291.00 $291.00 3. The advance rates are GST exclusive.
4. The net adjustment, for the estimated US Quota and
14-Dec-18 $4.00 $295.00 $295.00 QSL premiums & costs, to be added /(subtracted) to /
(from) to ICE No.11 and Foreign Exchange pricing
25-Jan-19 $6.00 $301.00 80.0% results for the Committed Pools (e.g. Fixed Price
Forward Contract FPFC) is $2.80.
22-Feb-19 $9.00 $310.00 82.5% Disclaimer: This report has been prepared for general information
only. It does not have regard to the specific circumstances of any
22-Mar-19 $19.00 $329.00 87.5% individual or group who may read it. It is not intended as an offer to
buy or sell commodities, futures or options, nor is the accuracy of
19-Apr-19 $10.00 $339.00 90.0% the report content guaranteed. However, as market circumstances
can change quickly, Queensland Sugar Limited and Bundaberg
Sugar Ltd disclaim any responsibility or liability for decisions or
17-May-19 $9.00 $348.00 92.5% actions of any individual relying in whole or in part on information
contained herein. Individuals contemplating decisions relating to any
21-Jun-19 $9.00 $357.00 95.0% material discussed in this publication should take appropriate
financial advice.
Final
Page 3 $19.00 $376.00 100.0%
The Bundaberg District Canegrower Volume 15, Issue 1
Student scholarships available
I n partnership with industry sponsors,
the AgriFutures™ Horizon
Scholarship is an initiative supporting
knowledge at a range of industry
events.
Research shows that Horizon Scholars
are typically two (2) to three (3) years
ahead of other university graduates in
students enrolled in full-time study at Who can apply terms of their career readiness and
an Australian university by providing: To be eligible for the Horizon industry networks.
Scholarship, students must be an
A bursary of $5,000 per year for the Australian citizen or permanent resident Previously, the Horizon Scholarship
final two (2) years of your degree enrolled full-time in their last two (2) program was eligible to students that
Professional development workshops years o f an agriculture -related were in their first two (2) years of
Annual industry work placements undergraduate degree at an Australian tertiary studies. Now, the Horizon
aligned with the scholar‘s areas of university with a maximum two-year Scholarship is offered to students in
interest and their sponsor‘s industry gap b et ween hi gh sch oo l and their last years of study, to best connect
Opportunities to network and gain tertiary study. students with industry networks and
giving them this continued advantage
when entering the workforce.
Suitable degrees include, but are not
limited to:
Agricultural Science
Rural Science
Livestock/Animal Science
Veterinary Science
Agribusiness
Plant Science
Agricultural Economics
Resource Management
Sustainability
Food Security
Agricultural Economics
Science, Technology, Engineering or
Maths (STEM) with major studies
and subject selections relevant to, and
aligned with, agriculture
Scholarship recipients will be selected
on the basis of their commitment to
a career in agriculture, as well as their
leadership potential and tertiary
academic record to date.
Recipients will be required to attend the
workshop (held in the first week of July
in 2019), and complete two (2) weeks
of work placement each year of the
scholarship. Reasonable costs
associated with these activities are
covered by the program.
Applications for the AgriFutures
Horizon Scholarship are now open.
Students studying an agriculture-related
degree, in their last two (2) years of
study, are eligible to apply to receive a
$5,000 bursary and professional
development opportunities. Apply
before 1 March 2019 at https://
w w w. a g r i fu t u r e s . c o m. a u / p e o p l e -
leadership/horizon-scholarship/
Page 4The Bundaberg District Canegrower Volume 15, Issue 1
NEXTCROP/2019: development program for future leaders
for the Australian Sugar Industry
What is NEXTCROP/2019? You will be ready to step up and be September 2019. Each session will be
NEXTCROP/2019 is a personal and a leader and you‘ll have a sneaky run over 1-3 days and each will require
professional leadership program for the suspicion you already are (or could be) travel to locations across Queensland
Australian sugarcane industry, funded an innovator, collaborator and change- and NSW. To be offered a place, you
by Sugar Research Australia. In its first maker. We‘re looking for people who must be willing and able to attend all
year, the program is targeted at are early to mid-career and have shown sessions.
sugarcane growers. The program is themselves to be an emerging leader of
designed to find and cultivate the next the sector, regardless of age. NEXTCROP/2019 is funded by Sugar
crop of individuals who are ready to Research Australia, however all
step up and take their businesses and our How do I apply? participants are expected to pay $750 as
industry to the next level. A p p l i c a t i o n s f o r a contribution to their place in the
NEXTCROP/2019 close on 30 program. This will be the only outlay as
Participants will hear from some of January 2019. SRA will be looking for travel and accommodation costs are
Australia‘s best speakers on topics such you to showcase why they should invest included.
as innovation, leadership and culture. in you as leader in our next crop.
You‘ll connect with people from across Following your application, a selection More information
the Industry and engage with industry panel will be convened to assess all More details about the program and
influencers for mentoring and project applicants and determine who will be how to apply are available on the
work. the NEXTCROP/2019 participants. following website: https://
www.nextcropleaders.com/.
Who should apply? What kind of commitment and
Aimed at sugarcane growers, what cost is involved?
you will have in common with other If you‘re successful, you will be
applicants is your open, creative, required to attend four (4) face-to-face
inquisitive mind and a demonstrated sessions, and two (2) webinars and a
commitment to the sugar series of online units, between April and
industry's success.
Farm Management Grants
F arm Management Grants are now
available to assist eligible
Queensland primary producers or their
Rebates of up to 50 per cent of the
amount paid for professional advice, to a
maximum of $2,500 for each financial
enterprise from a suitably qualified
professional, at or after 23 March
2017.
relatives offset the costs of professional year of the scheme, are available. To
advice associated with transferring an receive a rebate for a financial year, an Full eligibility information and terms
interest in the primary production application must be received in that year and conditions can be found in the Farm
enterprise. and may include an application made Management Grant guidelines (http://
before professional advice is received. www.qraa.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/
Costs eligible for the rebate include pdf_file/0006/7908/Farm-Management-
those for professional advice provided This scheme will close to applications on Grants-Guidelines-FINAL-V2.0.pdf)
by suitably qualified professionals 30 June 2019.
including for example, How to apply
accountants, succession advisors or Eligibility Applications for Farm Management
solicitors – view the Frequently Asked To be eligible for a Farm Management Grants can be made via the online portal
Questions (http://www.qraa.qld.gov.au/ Grant, you must: (https://applyonline.qraa.qld.gov.au/).
current-programs/farm-management- be a primary producer, or a relative of
grants/farm-management-grants-faqs) or the primary producer for a primary For further information or assistance
guidelines (http://www.qraa.qld.gov.au/ production enterprise with your application, Freecall 1800 623
__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/7908/Farm- have paid, or will pay for advice 946 or contact your local Regional Area
Manage me nt -Grants -G uidelines- relating to transferring or acquiring an Manager Mark Barrett on 4154 2874. or
FINAL.pdf ) for more details. interest in the primary production 0417 775 547
Page 5The Bundaberg District Canegrower Volume 15, Issue 1
Have a digital electricity meter?
Check your electricity usage online with Ergon’s ‘My
Account’
F rom 1 December 2017, new rules
mean all new and replacement
electricity meters will be digital meters.
and will be a valuable resource for
anyone interested in gauging a better
understanding of their electricity usage.
registration-form.html or click on the
My Account icon on the Ergon Retail
Business homepage. If you require any
If you have a new digital meter, you assistance please contact Courtney on
may notice that there are no longer To register for My Account go to 4151 2555.
‗previous‘ and ‗current‘ readings on h t t p s : / / m ya c c o u n t . e r g o n . c o m. a u /
your Ergon bill as digital meters do not
record electricity use this way. They
measure usage, which is collated for the
month and put on your bill. For many
people, the meter readings were how
they kept track of their usage. For those
wondering how they can now monitor
their usage, Ergon has a free online tool
for small business customers known as
My Account. This gives customers the
ability to view and pay bills and manage
their account including access to up to
two (2) years of historical bills.
Ergon are currently in the process of
upgrading the features of My Account
which once completed, will greatly
improve the ability for irrigators with
digital meters to view and monitor their
kWh usage and demand load profile
online. These additional functions
should be ready for use in coming weeks
ERGON Safe Entry Policy
F ollowing a significant number of
injuries caused by entering
premises where dogs are unrestrained,
What does securely restrained
mean?
Limitations
The ―No Entry‖ policy may not apply if:
A life threatening situation exists
Securely restrained is defined as, the
ERGON has reviewed the hazards and dog is: that requires immediate response
risks associated with this work practice . Placed securely in the house or other A natural disaster has occurred that
suitable location (i.e. placed inside requires ―making safe‖ and/or power
The following policy comes into effect the premises without a means of supply restoration
on Monday, 14 January 2019 and must escape); or Other unplanned emergency work is
apply to all workers when entering required where the customer cannot
Placed securely in a fenced off area
ERGON customer premises, whether be notified of the requirement to
separated from the area where
they are registered as having dogs or restrain their dog/s before entry
workers and contractors are required
not.
to perform work (i.e. locked behind a Dog/s are free roaming in the public
No entry to a customer premise fence without means to escape); or domain
where a dog/s cannot be confirmed
Restrained by either a suitable rope Dog/s are capable of crossing
as securely restrained
or chain secured to a suitable anchor property boundaries.
Once the dog/s has been confirmed point away from the area where
as securely restrained, entry may workers and contractors are required For more information visit
occur. www,ergon.com.au/safeentry.
to perform work and ensures safe
access (i.e. tied to a suitable anchor
point).
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CLASSIFIED & JOB
ADVERTISEMENTS
As a free service to financial members,
small suitable classified and employment
advertisements of up to 30 words only
will be printed.
Advertisements will be accepted from
non-members, charged at $11 per 7-word
line or part thereof.
Contact:
Bundaberg CANEGROWERS Office on
telephone 4151 2555 or fax 4153 1986.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1 x TVT155 New Holland and 14 ton Carta
Bin. 1 x 180 CASE PUMA and 14 ton Corridinni
Bin. 1 x 3 row belt spreader (Fertiliser/
Manure). Contact 0428 937 164 or email
bunearth@bigpond.net.au
New Regulations on Casual Employment
F ederal Minister for Jobs and
Industrial Relations Kelly O'Dwyer
recently made two (2) important
This addresses a recent Fair Work
Commission (FWC) decision which
provides eligible award-reliant casual
availability for rosters to give casual
employees more say over when they
work;
announcements that you need to know employees with a right to request to 5. Have employees tender their
about if you employ casual workers. convert to full-time or part-time availability and provide shifts using a
employment. workforce planning model that limits
WorkPac v Skene regular and systematic hours;
The Government will create new The details are still to be decided and it 6. Having a statement on all rosters
regulations that employers who have is understood that the Government will stating that casual hours are not a
been found to wrongly categorise be "consulting" businesses. What the guarantee of ongoing regular and
employees as casual, will be able to ask Federal Government will specifically systematic work and can be changed,
the court to offset casual loadings need to address is what rights employers varied or cancelled dependent on
already paid, against any orders to will have to refuse such requests. operational requirements and staffing
backpay those workers. levels;
What does this mean for you? 7. En s ur i n g ca s ua l e mp l o yme n t
T his p revents "do ub le -d ipp ing" Employers can take some practical steps contracts specify that there is no
practices that could have resulted from to reduce their level of risk such as: entitlement to ongoing and regular
the WorkPac v Skene case a few months 1. Comply with relevant Modern Award and systematic work and employees
ago, where a truck driver who was casual conversion clauses and are compensated with the 25% casual
employed casually through a labour- document all conversations with loading in lieu of annual leave and
hire firm, was found to be a full-time employees who elect not to convert to sick leave entitlements;
employee entitled to annual leave and part-time or full-time employment 8. Ensure pay slips specify payment of
sick pay. when offered; the 25% casual loading.
2. Offer casual employees part-time or
Extension of casual conversion full-time positions when they become Need help?
available, again documenting all Should you require any further advice
rights
related correspondence; regarding regular or systematic casuals,
The Federal Government said they will
3. Where possible, limit rosters to please don't hesitate to contact Kate
legislate that "regular casual employees"
weekly or fortnightly; Odgaard on 4151 2555.
will have the right to request to move to
full-time or part-time employment. 4. Have employees tender their
Articles appearing in The Bundaberg District Canegrower do not necessarily represent the policies and views of Bundaberg CANEGROWERS.
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SUGAR SERVICES NEWS
Autumn Plant source inspections
T he autumn planting season is fast
approaching and BSSL staff will be
commencing inspections and RSD
need to provide at least two (2) weeks
notice prior to planting for inspection to
occur.
laboratory for testing and results sent
back to the grower. Once samples are
collected and sent for analysis it usually
testing of grower plant sources in the takes a couple of weeks for the results to
next couple of weeks. Growers If you have stood over plants for an return. The earlier these sources are
intending to plant should complete the early autumn plant it is recommended checked the easier it is to find and test
―plant source inspection form‖, which you have these checked for suitability an alternate source if the first one
was sent out with the Approved Seed and are not showing signs of red rot or returns a positive result prior to you
Cane Order form and post or fax the other associated problems that might planting that block.
form back ASAP. Otherwise contact impact on a good reliable germination.
Michael Turner on 0427 130 467 or Once the Approved Seed Distribution
Caitlyn Killick on 0428 508 818 to All sources will also be tested for RSD commences in March, BSSL staff may
arrange an inspection time. Growers and samples will be sent to the not have time to inspect these sources.
Yellow Canopy Syndrome (YCS)
O bservations of blocks around the
district over the past couple of
weeks are showing signs of yellow
of the midrib and viewed with a hand
held magnifying lens to determine if
veins are stained blue-black. If stain is
arounds checking water etc. for any
signs of yellowing and contact your
BSSL officer Michael Turner 0427 130
leaves throughout. These blocks will be blue-black a sample and photo of that 467 or Caitlyn Killick 0428 508 818 to
inspected and tested using a ―prototype leaf is taken and sent to SRA for inspect. BSSL officers are also
YCS investigative tool‖ which can give confirmation of YCS. monitoring the area for YCS as they do
an indication that YCS may be their rounds and any suspicious
developing. A cross section of a leaf is Growers are urged to keep an eye out on sightings are investigated.
cut and a stain is placed on the surface their farms as they do normal run
Sugar Industry Dinner
showcasing the 2018 Season Awards
Friday, 15 March 2019
at The Waves Sports Club, Bundaberg
Tickets: $45.00, available from Bundaberg CANEGROWERS.
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