Thu, 20 July
|Manildra Milling
SFMCA NSW AGM, GM & Plant Tour
With special thanks to the Macsmith family, we will tour MSM Milling in Manildra to view their Feed Mill commissioned in 2014. In 2019 MSM Milling also commissioned a $5.38m dollar biomass-fuelled boiler as part of the Australian Renewable Energy Agenda. The meeting will include the AGM, GM & lunch
Time & Location
20 July 2023, 10:30 am – 3:30 pm
Manildra Milling, Dederang St, Manildra NSW 2865, Australia
About the Event
10.30am - Arrive MSM Milling, Dederang St, Manildra, NSW, 2865
10.45am - Site Tour
12.00pm - Depart for Duntryleague Golf Club, Woodward Street, Orange, NSW, 2800
12.30pm - Light Lunch
1.30pm - GM & AGM
3.30pm - Meeting concludes
In 2014, MSM Milling built and commissioned a new Feed Mill to value add to canola meal pressed on-site.  The plant produces high quality and high protein stockfeeds for local and international markets.  In 2019, MSM Milling commissioned a multi-million dollar cornerstone project for the Australian food processing industry, making it the country’s first low carbon canola oil producer.
A state-of-the-art $5.38 million biomass-fuelled boiler was funded by the 100% Australian family owned company, in conjunction with a $2-million grant from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), under the Advancing Renewables Program.
The project involved the installation of a 4.88MW boiler, which is fuelled by locally sourced renewable wood waste, forestry thinnings, offcuts and sawmill by-products, to generate the steam needed for the canola processing operation.
The biomass boiler replaces three LPG boilers, with the vast majority of heat and steam requirements now coming from renewables. MSM Milling's commitment to sustainability and adoption of renewable energy, helps ensure the future of the business, and is in line with consumers’ demands for environmentally friendly products, production, supply chains and businesses.
Please wear safety boots for the tour.