Hey everyone, and welcome to the AUSPAN Ag Inform for July.

It’s not long until field day season, with the dates for Mingenew, Dowerin and Newdegate getting increasingly closer. We’ll be at all three of those, and we’ll have more info on site numbers and other info in next month’s Inform.  

42 x 18 x 6.5m MACHINERY SHED IN MEEKING

Although the winter weather combined with shorter daylight hours can slow shed-building process, we’re continuing to build a good number of projects right across the state. Projects like this 42 x 18 x 6.5m machinery shed, located a couple of hundred k’s south-west of Perth in Meeking.

32 x 18 x 5.7m HANGAR IN BORDEN

A couple of hours drive east from Meeking will take you near to the town of Gnowangerup, where AUSPAN was born, and where we recently opened our new state of the art manufacturing and administration facilities. This is where you’ll find this 32 x 18 x 5.7m hangar. 

56 x 21 x 7.5m MULTIPURPOSE SHED IN BENCUBBIN

If you head 400k’s directly north of Gnowangerup you’ll find the big daddy shed of the month, this 56 x 21 x 7.5m multipurpose shed in Bencubbin. It’s such a great looking shed even the animals can’t get enough of it.

MACHINERY SHED AND FERTILISER SHED IN ALLANOOKA

Now, if you were checking out our socials last month, you might have seen this great chat we had with fisherman turned farmer, Brendan Cockman. We caught up with Brendan a few weeks ago at his Allanooka property, where he recently had two sheds built, a 36 x 12 x 8 fertiliser shed, and a  48 x 18 x 7m machinery shed. 

In the video below, Brendan describes the process they went through, while also providing some solid tips for anyone looking to get a new shed.

ENQUIRE AND GET YOUR AUSPAN BEANIES!

Lastly, with all this chilly weather we’re having, you might be having trouble staying warm, so if that’s the case, just drop us an email at sales@auspangroup.com.au with your postal details, and for the first 20 people that contact us, we’ll send you one of these toasty warm AUSPAN fleece beanies. How good is that?

So once again it’s time to say goodbye. All the best for July and for the 23/24 financial year, and we look forward to getting back in touch next month.