More Information: Contact Malcolm Bartholomaeus
Phone: 0411 430 609 | Email: malcolm.bartholomaeus@gmail.com
The strength of Malcolm Bartholomaeus and Bartholomaeus Consulting is being combined with the experience of Peter Woods - ex head of Wheat Export Australia - to bring new and innovative managed marketing programs to wheat, barley and canola growers.
Through AvantAgri we can now fill the gap in the Bartholomaeus Consulting offering, and offer a full service grain marketing program to our consulting clients, to go alongside our existing consultancy based packages.
Growers need marketing programs that reflect true returns at all times, so there is never any doubt about projected returns and when that cashflow will arrive.
The AvantAgri programs will capture the opportunities in the market, for example, harvest premiums on some grades, varying demand across eastern and southern Australia through the season, moves in basis and rallies in the market, while building protection against the market falling as time progresses.
AvantAgri is a wholly Australian owned company specialising just in managed marketing programs for growers. They do not buy grain or run other trading activities. All they do is market grain that has been entrusted to them by growers looking for a full service grain marketing package.
For more information
Ring Peter Woods on (02) 6162 1255 or 0488 729 691
Ring Malcolm Bartholomaeus on (08) 8842 2781 or 0411 430 609
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