Bale Up 2025 Sponsors

Bale Up wouldn’t be the conference it is today without our incredible Sponsors. Their generous support and commitment play a vital role in making this event possible, enabling us to bring together industry leaders, innovators and community members to share knowledge and inspire progress. We sincerely thank our Sponsors for Bale Up 2025 for their partnership and dedication to advancing the dairy industry.

  • Environmental Leadership Australia

    Environmental Leadership Australia (ELA) is a not-for-profit, non-partisan organisation championing community and political leadership on climate change. We work constructively to advance practical, evidence-based climate and environmental policy to ensure a prosperous future for all Australians.

    Visit ELA Website

  • Daviesway Dasco

    Daviesway is a family-owned Australian business, which is today home to a team of 70 staff located throughout the country. It has alliances with dealers, resellers and retail rural outlet stores across Australia. Its in-house manufacturing arm in Victoria includes a full service & technical team. Daviesway also includes a calf-rearing specialist department and in-house chemical manufacturing plant – DASCO. Daviesway / DASCO's strong networks with many of the industry’s leading global players remains integral to it keeping step with technology & innovation.

    Visit Daviesway Dasco Website

  • Norco

    Established in Byron Bay, New South Wales in 1895 Norco is a 100% Australian farmer owned dairy co-operative with 326 active members on 190 dairy farms in northern New South Wales and south east Queensland.

    Norco's turnover reached 651m in 2023, with Members suppliers producing 214 million litres.

    Visit Norco Website

  • NSW Farmers

    The farmers of NSW pull on their boots every morning and work hard to produce healthy plants and animals that quite literally feed and clothe the nation. 

    Our job is to support them. To secure a stronger farming future. 

    Beyond food and clothing, agriculture is crucial to NSW, employing more than 75,000 people across the state and contributing more than $24 billion to the economy. Our goal is to reach $30 billion in output by 2030 by supporting stronger farming businesses. 

    NSW Farmers is an essential part of every farming business, supporting members in the day-to-day running of their operation and providing fantastic savings on a range of products such as fuel, insurance, trucks and tools. We ensure genuine farmer voices shape policies, and advocate for issues such as the environment, biosecurity, water, animal welfare, economics, trade, workforce, and rural affairs. 

    Visit NSW Farmers Website

  • Lactalis

    Lactalis Australia specialise in dairy products is owned and operated by the Lactalis Group. A 3rd generation, French family-owned business, Lactalis Group is the world’s largest fresh dairy company with over 250 production sites and 80,000 employees across 94 countries.

     

    Lactalis Australia benefits from the multi-national scale and ambition of its parent company, without sacrificing any of the proud local heritage and traditions that began with the original Pauls milk business since 1932.

     

    At the heart of business locally, we have 2500 passionate employees, working closely and constructively with some 500 Australian farmers to produce the finest dairy goods in the country.


    Visit Lactalis Website

  • Agco

    At AGCO, we strive every day to put Farmers First. This unwavering commitment is guided by our purpose, vision and culture.

    Visit Agco Website

  • SRH Milk Haulage

    SRH Milk Haulage started in October 1996 by Scott and Regina Harvey with one truck and one trailer after securing a contract with Dairy Farmers into Hexham NSW. Originally SRH were based out of their family home at Aberglasslyn. In 2001 a yard was secured at 160 Racecourse Road Rutherford NSW where they built their first shed which is still being used today.

  • NSW DPI and Regional Development

    We work hand-in-hand with producers – through droughts, floods, fires and biosecurity challenges – to drive stronger primary industries

  • Dairy NSW

    Dairy Australia works towards shaping a profitable and sustainable dairy industry by providing services that benefit and advance dairy farm businesses and the industry.

  • RAHMP

    RAMHP exists for regional, rural and remote people and communities of NSW.

    The program emerged in 2007 during drought and while it has evolved and broadened its community reach, it continues to have a specific focus of supporting people and communities who depend on primary production and agriculture, alongside other priority populations at greater risk of mental ill health.

    RAMHP has 20 Coordinators employed by Local Health Districts across the state who are embedded within the communities they work. They are regional, rural and remote people themselves, and they understand the strengths, challenges and unique characteristics of rural life.

  • Rabobank

    From our humble agricultural roots, to today as the world’s leading food and agribusiness bank, we remain true to our cooperative heritage and values.

    We are committed to supporting the innovative farmers and agribusinesses who put food on our tables every day, to grow more with less.

    Our aim, in short, is to improve the prosperity of farmers and rural communities everywhere.

  • GIVIT

    A massive thankyou to GIVIT for their support of Bale Up 2025

    For more information on GIVIT visit their website at https://www.givit.org.au/