Every so often, a visit to a customer’s operation reminds you just how much innovation is happening in Australian agriculture. One of those visits was to Commodity Ag in Albany, run by Courtney and her father Alan.

It’s not every day you come across an operation doing this much at once.

More Than Just a Farm

Commodity Ag runs a genuinely impressive farming, storage, logistics, and port operation. But that’s only half the story. The team also manufactures advanced equipment through their company, Duraquip, including grain tippers, side tippers, and their standout product: the Seed Storm, best described as a Flexi-Coil bar taken to the extreme.

Seeing the Seed Storm in person at their Gnowangerup facility, it’s genuinely one of the most impressive pieces of equipment we’ve come across. Commodity Ag isn’t just farming well. They’re building the tools the whole industry uses to farm better.

What the Partnership Actually Changes

AgriChain is proud to partner with Commodity Ag to bring even greater efficiency to an already impressive operation. Here’s what that looks like in practice: the AgriChain platform now tracks their grain from paddock through storage and export, giving full visibility and transparency across the entire supply chain.

That means real-time data at Commodity Ag’s fingertips, from planting through to harvesting and transport, no more piecing together updates from separate systems or waiting on a phone call to confirm a delivery status.

Beyond Grain: Trucking and Fertiliser

The partnership doesn’t stop at grain tracking. AgriChain will also manage Commodity Ag’s trucking and fertiliser operations, automating logistics that used to take real manual effort to coordinate.

The platform now handles trucking schedules, tracks vehicle movements, and monitors fertiliser applications, all from one connected system. The result: better efficiency, and real cost savings that come from removing the friction between separate moving parts.

Why This Partnership Matters

Commodity Ag isn’t just a customer. They are pioneers, in farming, logistics, and equipment manufacturing that’s reshaping how the industry works, in Australia and beyond. Their Seed Storm and Tornado grain bin are proof of that.

Partnering with teams like Commodity Ag is exactly the kind of collaboration AgriChain was built for: working alongside businesses who are already pushing boundaries, and giving them the connected infrastructure to push even further.