Shepherd Grain

Shepherd Grain Our mission is to be the best broad acre cereal planting seed and mung bean processing company in Australia.

Shepherd Grain exists to help farmers achieve their goals by offering the best planting seed genetics available.

Still trying to pick seed without enough moisture in the profile?When it is a tight season, the goal is simple. Make cho...
07/06/2026

Still trying to pick seed without enough moisture in the profile?

When it is a tight season, the goal is simple. Make choices that give you the best chance of hitting grade and yield, without guessing.

Shepherd Grain helps with:
- Seed that suits Northern NSW and QLD conditions
- Practical advice that matches paddock reality
- Reliable supply when timing matters

“Great Moree company, built on trust, integrity, customer service and hard work.”
Col Thomas

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Planning for a tighter season? Red Khan is worth a look.Red Khan is a strong chickpea option for growers who value harve...
24/05/2026

Planning for a tighter season? Red Khan is worth a look.

Red Khan is a strong chickpea option for growers who value harvestability, seed size and solid yield potential. It is well suited to tough growing conditions and variable soil types, making it a practical fit for lower moisture seasons across central and southern Queensland and northern NSW. With suitability for low to medium rainfall environments, plus early flowering, mid maturity, large grain size and good harvestability, Red Khan brings both resilience and market appeal.

If you are weighing up varieties for the season ahead, speak with the Shepherd Grain team about whether Red Khan fits your program.

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If you’re looking for a reliable barley option when the season is tight, Granite CL is worth a proper look.It’s a quick ...
03/05/2026

If you’re looking for a reliable barley option when the season is tight, Granite CL is worth a proper look.

It’s a quick mid Clearfield® feed barley built for practical performance: excellent yield potential, an erect growth habit and medium plant height, with strong lodging tolerance and low head loss risk. That combo matters when you want the crop to stand up and stay there.

On the grain side, it brings good grain size and solid test weight, plus a strong disease resistance profile, so you’re not starting the season on the back foot.

What’s your number one barley headache in a tough year, lodging, head loss, w**ds or disease? Drop it in the comments or message us if you want to talk options.

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Cleaner processing. Less grading loss. Better outcomes.This is Nams receiving advanced training in our colour sorter, he...
12/04/2026

Cleaner processing. Less grading loss. Better outcomes.

This is Nams receiving advanced training in our colour sorter, helping Shepherd Grain process mung beans to a high standard while reducing unnecessary grading loss. For growers, that means a business that keeps lifting the bar behind the scenes, not just talking about it.

Take a look at how we do things at
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02/04/2026

At Shepherd Grain we offer Vibrance, Victrato, and /or Cruiser in requested combinations. All these treatments are applied using specialised gear, the type you'd find in hybrid seed industry. It is consistent, and accurate, to give you the confidence it works.

It is about:
✅ Precision: Hitting the exact rate so you aren't burning cash or under-protecting.
✅ Coverage: Every seed gets a coat, not just the lucky ones.
✅ Right Product: A selection of seed treatments are available to custom treat your seed depending on your needs.

You can trust Shepherd Grain to treat it right!

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Desiccating mung beans? Get the timing wrong, and you could pay.Here are some quick tips from our Agronomist, Bill, to h...
22/03/2026

Desiccating mung beans?

Get the timing wrong, and you could pay.

Here are some quick tips from our Agronomist, Bill, to help you hit a cleaner harvest window, without the usual scramble.

Q: What’s the point of desiccation?
To help the crop finish more evenly and get you into a clean harvest window.

Q: When should you start thinking about it?
When the bulk of pods are filled and the crop is moving into maturity.
You’re supporting harvest timing, not forcing a green crop to quit.

Q: What’s the checklist before you go?
Three quick checks:
• Crop stage, mostly mature pods
• Forecast, don’t desiccate into a rain event
• Header plan, be ready to move when it’s right
• Choose the right desiccant for the job and observe WHP.

Q: What’s the biggest mistake growers make?
Desiccating too early, or desiccating then waiting too long. Desiccation sets the clock, so have your harvest and sales plan ready.

What’s your biggest desiccation lesson learned, early, late, or weather got you?

Share your experience in the comments.

Winter planting feels chaotic when you tackle it as one big decision.The growers who stay calm usually follow a sequence...
01/03/2026

Winter planting feels chaotic when you tackle it as one big decision.

The growers who stay calm usually follow a sequence, not a scramble.

Here’s the practical framework we use at Shepherd Grain:
1. Start with your sowing window
2. Overlay paddock risk, think crown rot, RLN, soil constraints, soil nutrient status.
3. Confirm your receival objective and grade target
4. Lock in w**d control early, including Clearfield plans
5. Build a whole-of-program seed plan across winter crops, not a single-variety punt

What’s driving your 2026 call most, sowing timing, paddock constraint, receival target, or w**d control plan?

Drop it in the comments, let us know!

Got questions, want to talk it through? Give us a call or email us.

Bill Adams (NSW) 0498 136 420
Terry Kerr (QLD) 0499 303 488
[email protected]

Kudos is for growers who want a wheat option that makes sense on paper and in the paddock.If you’re planning your 2026 w...
12/02/2026

Kudos is for growers who want a wheat option that makes sense on paper and in the paddock.

If you’re planning your 2026 winter crop now, the smarter starting point is margin, not just yield.

Kudos is positioned as an excellent alternative to other early to mid-season options with a significant increase in profitability relative to it, plus a strong story for early sowing, crown rot paddocks, and lodging tolerance.

Tell us in the comments what you're up against this year.

Or call Bill Adams (NSW) 0498 136 420 or Terry Kerr (QLD) 0499 303 488.

Seeing barley or other wheat types in your Lancer crop or seed?That mix can creep in over time, and it’s worth fixing be...
06/02/2026

Seeing barley or other wheat types in your Lancer crop or seed?

That mix can creep in over time, and it’s worth fixing before it costs you.

Tell us what you’re seeing in the comments (barley, mixed heads, uneven type).

Or call Bill Adams (NSW) 0498 136 420 or Terry Kerr (QLD) 0499 303 488.

Mung beans are fussy about where they live 🌱Good drainage, low w**d pressure and warm planting conditions make all the d...
29/01/2026

Mung beans are fussy about where they live 🌱

Good drainage, low w**d pressure and warm planting conditions make all the difference.

Choose the right paddock, manage your w**ds and the crop will do the right thing by you.

Contact Bill and Terry at Shepherd Grain. shepherdgrain.com.au

Address

122 Burrington Road
Moree, NSW
2400

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+61257332822

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