CBH inGrain
Your grain, your market, your insights
Welcome to inGrain, CBH’s podcast made for growers. Hosted by Accumulations Specialist Kelly Mann, each episode brings you the latest market insights, seasonal updates and stories from across WA’s grain-growing regions – plus practical info to help you make the most of every season.
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20 January 2026
In the first inGrain episode for 2026, we hear from Barley Trading Specialist Elliott Kirov on what’s driving strength in the barley market. Then, we head to the Esperance Zone for a harvest wrap-up with BRM Kat Jennings. We’ll also cover how Pre-Pay Advantage can help support cashflow this season.
Previous episodes
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24 December 2025
Wrap up the year in grain markets with insights from Paul Smith, CBH’s Chief Marketing & Trading Officer, as he looks ahead to 2026. Then, head to the Albany Zone for a harvest update with BRM Zoe Eyles, and listen to CBH Community Relations Manager Cassidy Bennett, who shares details on the Grass Roots Leadership Short Course and how you can apply to build your leadership skills.
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10 December 2025
Dive into all things canola with Jared Meredith, CBH’s CLOP Trading Manager, as he talks price drivers this season. Next, check in on harvest progress in Merredin with BRM Darcie Jolly, and wrap up with tips from our Grower Service Centre on accessing extra support during peak harvest.
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25 November 2025
Explore what recent customer delegations mean for WA growers with insights from Wilson Kong, CBH's Regional Manager for North Asia. Then, hear a harvest update from Geraldton with Business Relationship Manager Sarah Butler, and learn how growers can support local communities through the Harvest Mass Management Scheme.
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11 November 2025
CBH Head of Shipping, Pia van Wyngaard, discusses what it takes to keep grain moving during harvest. Business Relationship Manager Alyce Last shares how recent weather has impacted growers in Kwinana East, and we wrap up with insights into CBH’s growing lentil program.