Agronomy – Meet the Team
Elders are proud to be leaders in the field of technical services.
With over 130 agronomists nationwide, our extensive network is built on sharing information and harnessing innovation to ensure we provide the best possible solutions for our clients.
Meet some of our cream of the crop below.
Name: Helen Wyatt
Role: Agronomist
Location: Narrogin, Corrigin and Hyden, WA
Time at Elders: 3 years
Areas of specialty: Broadacre cropping (cereals, canola, lupin) and pasture agronomy
The most rewarding part of my role is: Working with growers to improve their farming systems and seeing them have a good season as a resul
Wearing a pink shirt means: I am an approachable member of the agricultural community, representing a reputable Australian company and am
always happy to chat and offer support
Name: Courtney Piesse
Role: Senior Agronomist
Location: Midland, WA
Time at Elders: 9.5 years
Areas of specialty: Broadacre cropping and pasture, horticultural root, and leaf and tree crops
The most rewarding part of my role is: Adding value to my clients business
Wearing a pink shirt means: Being part of a reputable, Australian owned ag company
Name: Chris Toohey
Role: Agronomist
Location: Albury, NSW
Time at Elders: 9 years
Areas of specialty: Dry land and irrigation broadacre agronomy
The most rewarding part of my role is: Witnessing great results and increasing my client’s profit margin by giving strategic advice across all areas of their cropping program.
Wearing a pink shirt means: I am a part of a fantastic network of national agronomists, sharing local, regional and national agronomic information to benefit growers throughout regional Australia.
Name: Noel Jansz
Role: Agronomist
Location: Gippsland, VIC
Time at Elders: 7 years
Areas of specialty: Horticulture
The most rewarding part of my role is: Seeing happy clients when they get good returns on their investments
Wearing a pink shirt means: Being part of a national icon with a long history of supporting Australian agriculture from the ground up
Name: Jordan McDonald
Role: Agronomist
Location: Dalby, Qld
Time at Elders: 10 years
Areas of specialty: Grain and cotton
The most rewarding part of my role is: Helping farmers improve their production and achieve high yields in a variety of seasons
Wearing a pink shirt means: Being part of a proud company with a long history in Australian agriculture
Name: Cameron Searle
Role: Agronomist
Location: Dubbo – NSW Central West & Western Plains
Time at Elders: 6 years
Areas of specialty: Broadacre cropping & pasture production
The most rewarding part of my role is: Working closely with clients to enable their business to achieve its desired outputs through sustainable farming practices and advances in technology
Wearing a pink shirt means: Being part of a nationwide team that represents a trusted source of information and advice to our clients and a supplier of reliable and reputable inputs for their business
Name: Adam Dellwo
Role: Agronomist
Location: Deniliquin, Southern Riverina, NSW
Time at Elders: 14 years
Areas of specialty: Broadacre and irrigation, summer and winter crops and pastures, soils, and liquid fertilisers.
The most rewarding part of my role is: No two days are ever the same. The diversity of the Deniliquin region along with seasonal variability, keeps me on my toes!
Wearing a pink shirt means: I am representing a company that has been associated with Australian Agriculture since 1839. Elders is an iconic agricultural brand.
Name: Gregory Teske
Role: Horticultural Agronomist
Location: Gatton
Time at Elders: 12 years
Areas of specialty: Horticulture
The most rewarding part of my role is: Bringing new technology and information to clients., then implementing this into their cropping programmes
Observing increased quality and yield in the clients crops and having client’s tell you that they are getting top dollar for their produce is the greatest reward
Wearing a pink shirt means: Being honest, reliable, punctual, and respectful
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