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Their stories. In their words.

At Rabobank, we have a deep understanding of farming life and are passionate about supporting our clients to grow.

They tell us again and again what they like about Rabobank and the many reasons they bank with us. From the value they place on their relationship managers’ close connection to their business and the importance of having a bank that backs them for the long term, to the benefits of tapping into our well of knowledge and networks.

Here’s what our clients have to say about us…

Food that is fresh | Rabobank Australia Client

food that is fresh and full of flavour | Rabobank Australia Client
Data drives soil health, and productivity on Egan family farm

Innovation has significantly increased production on the Egan family’s Western Australian farm.
Connecting the community through the Rabo Client Council

An opportunity to join the Riverina Rabo Client Council has eased Annabel Burge’s transition to the region
Rabobank global insights a stand out at Beef 2024

High quality cattle and valuable RaboResearch insights key Beef 2024 take-outs for Queensland’s Mark and Katrina Brown.
Exploring on-farm solutions to lower methane

Coolah’s Ralph Kuhn will soon trial running a methane-reducing supplement through reticulated water points on his property to reduce methane emissions.
Riverina Almond orchards’ power ahead for a sustainable future

The conversion to a microgrid system will increase efficiencies, reduce costs, and significantly cut Scope 1 CO2 emissions on Cadell and Canally orchards.
John’s world of opportunity thanks to Nuffield Australia

Applications are now open for a Nuffield Scholarship, with New England beef producer John Finlayson’s Nuffield journey leading to meaningful career, and lifestyle, progression.
Sharing succession insights at Beef 2024

Queensland grazier Ardie Lord will generously share his family’s succession journey at Beef 2024
An undaunted shift into agriculture and a family now reaping the rewards

Helen Baillie has never been afraid to jump in headfirst. From purchasing a Melbourne small animal practice just three years out of her veterinarian degree, to embracing a tired working farm across the Bass Strait, she’s not one to shy from a challenge.
Rabo Sheep Mini Masterclass a family affair for the Lockes

Cross-generational family farming operations are typical across the Australian farming landscape, yet family members working together sometimes requires a delicate balance.
Reflecting on the Morgan family’s proud farming journey

Reflecting on the Morgan family’s proud farming journey
Coleambally’s quiet achievers well-deserved recognition

Coleambally’s quiet achievers well-deserved recognition
Supporting local farmers on their carbon journey

Supporting local farmers on their carbon journey
McGilvrays contribute to community through Rabo Client Council

McGilvrays contribute to community through Rabo Client Council
Diversification proves the cherry on top for the Flanery family
Continuous improvement is in the bloodline for Walcha’s Nivison family

Continuous improvement is in the bloodline for Walcha’s Nivison family
Queensland papaya grower has the taste for innovation

Queensland papaya grower has the taste for innovation
From the boom spray to the boom mic, the world’s a stage for Western Australian farming influencer

From the boom spray to the boom mic, the world’s a stage for Western Australian farming influencer
A dairy enterprise adapted for the environment, and a family-friendly lifestyle
The Peters Family championing the modern Merino

South Australia’s Malcolm Peters doesn’t romanticise about the Australian wool industry’s rich pastoral history – he believes the best is yet to come.
Rangeland Bulls – A Family Vision

Rangeland Bulls – A Family Vision
Wililoo Rams go the distance, literally

Wililoo Rams go the distance, literally
The Chalker Family

The Chalker Family
The Colemans’ breathing new life into the family farm through technology and innovation

Having grown up on a family farm in North West NSW, Lee Coleman was always passionate about agriculture – and while a corporate career initially side-tracked his rural ambitions, the calling proved too great.
Big picture vision, yet a focus on detail underpins success for Stanes family

Big picture vision, yet a focus on detail underpins success for Stanes family
De Bondt Family, South Gippsland

De Bondt Family, South Gippsland
A Bunbury visionary we can all be grateful to

A Bunbury visionary we can all be grateful to
The glass is half full on the Rigney’s Tasmanian dairy

The glass is half full on the Rigney’s Tasmanian dairy
Managing for business growth, and family growth

From high school sweethearts at Clare High School to proud parents and grandparents, Greg and Liz Hall have enjoyed a 42-year farming partnership, and it’s one they now happily share with the next generation.
A focus on soil health revives pasture growth, and business growth

In their quest to revive unproductive areas of their Burdekin property, Barry and Leanne O’Sullivan discovered a wealth of opportunity through high density grazing, with their business, and landscape both reaping the benefits.
Production is sweet, and sustainable on the Bugeja family’s cane farm

Farming with antiquated infrastructure and ‘up to the eyeballs’ in debt, Mackay cane grower Tony Bugeja admits that 20 years ago his family’s options were limited – sell out, or take a risk and spend up on increasing his efficiencies.
Farming a family affair for the Correll Family

For the majority, inter-generational succession tends to focus on the division of an asset, yet South Australia’s Correll family believes there’s strength in numbers – and scale – when it comes to growing a family business.
From Farm to Fork – Howe Farming is hitting the sweet spot

North Queensland’s Howe family believe they’re in Australia’s ‘sweet spot’ when it comes to productivity – and they’ve got the flavoursome produce to prove it.
Poll Boonoke, a strong foundation and future

A Merino stud as dynamic as it is visionary, Poll Boonoke was influential in establishing the polled Merino in Australia, and remains a significant contributor of polled Merino genetics to the industry.
Good things come in threes on Victorian family farm

The birth of triplets has been a growing trend across Mark and Catherine Frasers’ rolling Victorian sheep operation, yet managing triplet survivability rates and ewe productivity remained a constant challenge.
Mullengudgery Merinos stand the test of time

After almost a century of wool growing, invaluable experience and unique hindsight affords the Moxham family a tried-and-tested formula for success on their Mullengudgery Merino Stud.
Dalby power couple focused on future generations

Australia’s capacity to provide healthy food, ethically, is the source of great pride for Warren and Megan Salter, to the point that this Dalby couple has completely overhauled its operation.
Investing for productivity, and lifestyle

Investing in on-farm efficiencies is helping Western Australia’s Walker family to work smarter, rather than harder – helping restore the delicate balance between work and play.
The Ingram Family

Widespread rain in July topped up water stores and has set some farmers up for potentially their best winter crop in a decade. Combine the moisture profile with low interest rates and strong commodity prices and it’s no wonder so many producers have a bit of a spring in their step.
Anderson Family, Flinders Island

Among the fields of shiny black cattle grazing Tasmania’s Flinders Island, Scott and Anna Anderson’s white faced Poll Herefords are a glaring anomaly.
Quartermaine Family

For many grain producers in Western Australia 2017 had a tough start to the grain growing season, with next to no rain appearing until July and frosts that came late in the season. For brothers Glen and Todd Quartermaine, farming near Dowerin, in WA’s Central Wheatbelt, their crop and pasture had the same uncertain outlook.
Pirrottina Family

Growing up on a coral atoll 70km out in the Indian Ocean would be an unusual upbringing by most standards but for many kids born into Western Australia’s rock lobster industry it was nothing out of the ordinary.
Scotney Family

John Scotney was working as an accountant in London in the early 90s when his father called him home with the opportunity to take on the running of their recently purchased property ‘Warialda’, in the west midlands cropping area of Western Australia.
Back to nature on Tasmanian dairy

When it came to herd health on his Tasmanian dairy, for too many years Drew Carter admits he was treating the problem rather than the cause.
Recouping costs through renewables

A recent investment in solar is paying dividends on the Telford family
Dairy lifestyle gains through innovation

While dairy farmer Scott McKillop considers the health and welfare of his dairy herd paramount, he’s equally conscious of a less-discussed sustainability goal – the well-being of the people working within the industry.
Gardiner Family

For Trent, Jenny and Chris Gardiner, a lucrative niche market for their high quality rice straw bales and high cotton yields have been two of the major benefits to come out of running their business as a real family affair.
Caudo Family - Cadell

When Western Australian mining industry business owners and keen water skiers Christine and Joe Caudo came across a small farm on the Murray River their only consideration was its perfection as a holiday house.
The Gallagher Family, Innisfail

he path that Pat Gallagher took to become patriarch of one of the biggest family-owned banana operations in Australia is not your traditional one.
Cook Family - Dandaragan

For over 100 years the Cook family has farmed their property Noondel, 200km north of Perth in the Dandaragan region.
Armitage Family - Cecil Plains

Armitage Family - Cecil Plains
Finger Family, Gippsland

Starting your own business from scratch is tough – and even tougher if it’s in a dairy sector going through some difficult times
Corkhill Family

As the fifth generation to farm their home property ‘Normanhurst’, near Boorowa on New South Wales’ South West slopes, Tom and Ashley Corkhill have a long tradition to live up to.

Our Clients

Their stories. In their words.

At Rabobank, we have a deep understanding of farming life and are passionate about supporting our clients to grow.

Food that is fresh | Rabobank Australia Client

Data drives soil health, and productivity on Egan family farm

Connecting the community through the Rabo Client Council

Rabobank global insights a stand out at Beef 2024

Exploring on-farm solutions to lower methane

Riverina Almond orchards’ power ahead for a sustainable future

John’s world of opportunity thanks to Nuffield Australia

Sharing succession insights at Beef 2024

An undaunted shift into agriculture and a family now reaping the rewards

Rabo Sheep Mini Masterclass a family affair for the Lockes

Reflecting on the Morgan family’s proud farming journey

Coleambally’s quiet achievers well-deserved recognition

Supporting local farmers on their carbon journey

McGilvrays contribute to community through Rabo Client Council

Diversification proves the cherry on top for the Flanery family

Continuous improvement is in the bloodline for Walcha’s Nivison family

Queensland papaya grower has the taste for innovation

From the boom spray to the boom mic, the world’s a stage for Western Australian farming influencer

A dairy enterprise adapted for the environment, and a family-friendly lifestyle

The Peters Family championing the modern Merino

Rangeland Bulls – A Family Vision

Wililoo Rams go the distance, literally

The Chalker Family

The Colemans’ breathing new life into the family farm through technology and innovation

Big picture vision, yet a focus on detail underpins success for Stanes family

De Bondt Family, South Gippsland

A Bunbury visionary we can all be grateful to

The glass is half full on the Rigney’s Tasmanian dairy

Managing for business growth, and family growth

A focus on soil health revives pasture growth, and business growth

Production is sweet, and sustainable on the Bugeja family’s cane farm

Farming a family affair for the Correll Family

From Farm to Fork – Howe Farming is hitting the sweet spot

Poll Boonoke, a strong foundation and future

Good things come in threes on Victorian family farm

Mullengudgery Merinos stand the test of time

Dalby power couple focused on future generations

Investing for productivity, and lifestyle

The Ingram Family

Anderson Family, Flinders Island

Quartermaine Family

Pirrottina Family

Scotney Family

Back to nature on Tasmanian dairy

Recouping costs through renewables

Dairy lifestyle gains through innovation

Gardiner Family

Caudo Family - Cadell

The Gallagher Family, Innisfail

Cook Family - Dandaragan

Armitage Family - Cecil Plains

Finger Family, Gippsland

Corkhill Family

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