As the world grapples with food security, climate change and sustainable products, the rediscovery of Industrial Hemp’s ability to feed, clothe, heal and house us, is creating rapid demand. This is our mission, we’ve created a world class agri-manufacturing food and fibre company, to provide a sustainable solution, to meet these growing needs.
Wandarra was established to grow, harvest, process and market/distribute industrial hemp products, utilising all parts of this amazing plant.
We assist farmers using Wandarra’s ThriveTech™ process, to grow specific hemp crops for maximum yield, whether they be for food processing or biomass production for construction and textiles or health and wellness products.
Wandarra then contract the harvest of these crops and further process them into their end products whether it be:
Food-
Biomass-
Health and Wellness-
Wandarra then sell, distribute and market these products in different packages and via different channels across various categories both B2B and B2C, thereby ensuring that we are fully the most vertically integrated industrial Hemp producer, processor and distributor across all channels and categories.
We aim to own the supply channel and with our TraceTech™ system, and be the first true “seed-to- sale” Industrial Hemp company in the region.
The production and value adding of industrial hemp in North Queensland delivers a new agri-food sector into the region. Hemp cropping provides another broad acre rotational cropping option for the region’s existing irrigated and non-irrigated operations. Wandarra will invest into critical infrastructure, processing and manufacturing equipment. This means that a highly skilled workforce will have to grow and develop with the company.
Wandarra is a technology-driven small to medium enterprise SME with access to hemp processing and manufacturing technological innovations from around the world. An embedded Research and Development culture, linked to technical collaboration, ensures the smart use of technology, including automation, energy use, plant nutrition, and water efficiency. All data collection is linked to information and communication technology (ICT) platforms, which is all underpinned by our ThriveTech™ process.
Utilising Australia’s Emission Reduction Fund – One ha of industrial hemp can absorb 22 tonnes of CO2 per ha. It is possible to grow to 2 crops per year in North Queensland so absorption is doubled. Hemp’s rapid growth (grows to 4 meters in 100 days) makes it one of the fastest CO2-to-biomass conversion tools available, more efficient than agro-forestry.