The Governor had an opportunity to operate a harvester when visiting a local farm in Kalannie. 13th December 2019 • Governor visits Kalannie as part of Regional Visit Program December 13, 2019 By Adele Hollywood As part of the Governor’s Regional Visit Program, the Governor visited the small town of Kalannie in the Shire of Dalwallinu (external link) in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia. Kalannie is a key ‘inner regional’ Western Australian agricultural zone. The Governor received briefings on the important agritech (agricultural technology) and other operationally significant practices occurring in the region during his visit. During the visit the Governor undertook the following activities: Visited local farm owned by Mr Bob Nixon and discussed harvest, agritech and other community issues with CR Steve Carter, Dalwallinu Shire President and community members. Toured CBH Kalannie (external link) wheat bin for grain delivery, testing and storage. Visited Kalannie Kochii Eucalyptus Oil Distillery (external link) which is seeking to incorporate a Biochar and renewable energy business. Met with students at Kalannie Primary School (external link) for afternoon tea. In his Statement of Priorities, the Governor has outlined his commitment to ensuring that the State, national and international communities understand the critical roles the Western Australian minerals and energy, agricultural and fishing industries play in generating economic growth and development. Photo gallery Click on the images to save or enlarge Discussion with drone technologist at the Nixon Farm in Kalannie. Taking samples at the CBH Kalannie wheat bin. Reviewing grain size and protein levels at CBH Kalannie Reviewing grain size and protein levels at CBH Kalannie Learning about the distillation process at Kalannie Kochii Eucalyptus Oil Distillery The Governor with teachers, students and parents at Kalannie Primary School. Post navigation 12th December 2019 • Dinner for WA Public Sector Leadership Council16th December 2019 • Governor received Peter Bauchop from VenuesWest View all Articles