Our Growers

Tommy is an experienced Farm Manager overseeing Nutrano’s Sunraysia operations, with a strong focus on producing premium citrus for domestic and global markets. He is responsible for managing orchard operations, including irrigation, harvest programs, and large-scale citrus production across multiple properties.

Tommy began his journey in 2006 with the former Seven Fields operations, developing hands-on expertise across all aspects of citrus farming, from orchard management to production optimisation. He is recognised for his leadership in large-scale citrus production and his commitment to innovation and sustainable farming practices.

Tommy’s contributions to the industry were recognised with the Citrus Australia Emerging Leader Award in 2026. Reflecting on his experience, he says, “Working at Sunwest Farm has been a rewarding and multifaceted journey. Seeing our citrus enjoyed around the world is something I’m incredibly proud of.”

Dale leads operations at Nutrano’s Eumaralla Farm in Katherine, Northern Territory, where he specialises in large-scale mango production. He is responsible for overseeing crop performance, managing farm operations, and leading expansion and development projects that support the farm’s continued growth.

Dale joined Nutrano in 2014 at Abbotsleigh Citrus Farm in Queensland, where he built a strong foundation in citrus production before transitioning to his current role in 2022. With experience across both citrus and mango farming, Dale brings a broad understanding of agricultural systems and a strong focus on driving productivity and development.

He is passionate about the future of farming and says, “I’m passionate about growing premium fruit and leading projects that shape the future of our farms.”

Cam oversees operations across Nutrano’s Hattah and Tarcoola Farms, where he focuses on producing high-quality fruit through effective and sustainable farm management practices. His role includes managing irrigation and fertigation programs, overseeing pre- and post-harvest tree management, and leading the day-to-day operations across both properties.

Cam began his career as a contract pruner and progressed through a range of hands-on roles, including farm hand, irrigation manager, and assistant manager, before moving into farm management. He is known for his practical expertise and his ability to optimise production outcomes in changing and often challenging farming conditions.

Cam is deeply passionate about his work and says, “Farming is more than a job - it’s a lifestyle. Producing high-quality fruit for our customers is what drives me every day.”

Arno brings more than 20 years of practical horticultural and farm management experience across South Africa and Australia. Starting his career as a Junior Farm Manager, he progressed into senior leadership roles managing large-scale export table grape and citrus operations, including orchard performance, harvest planning and packshed management.

Since moving to Far North Queensland, Arno has spent five years growing citrus near Dimbulah, developing strong local knowledge of irrigation, nutrition and day-to-day orchard operations. As Abbotsleigh Farm Manager, he leads on-farm teams, supports agronomy and irrigation programs, manages budgets and forecasting, and contributes to new orchard development.

A hands-on and detail-focused grower, Arno is passionate about mentoring people, getting the basics right on farm, and producing consistently high-quality crops.

Andrew manages Nutrano’s Mallee Gold farm, bringing decades of experience across table grapes and orchard development. He oversees all stages of the growing process, from planting through to harvest, while also supporting the development of newly established farm operations and driving overall productivity.

Andrew began his career in the late 1990s as a tractor operator and progressed through the industry into leadership roles, including experience as a Table Grape Manager prior to joining Nutrano. He specialises in developing new farming operations and applying his extensive knowledge of crop lifecycle management to build long-term success.

Andrew values the opportunity to be part of a growing business and says, “Being part of building a farm from the ground up is incredibly rewarding, and I’m proud to contribute to its future success.”