The first Cropliner with 1060 fan in the Northern Territory has been delivered to Tropical Primary Products in Lambells Lagoon

The first Cropliner with a 1060mm fan in the Northern Territory will be put to the test at Lambells Lagoon, located in the Humpty Doo region. Local Croplands dealer, HD Pumps sold the machine to Tropical Primary Products, owned and operated by the Siah family. The Siah's have four farms in the area, with different tree sizes and planting widths. This new and exciting fan was ideal for their business due to its simplicity and flexibility. 

The 1060 fan has the ability to produce up to 100,000 M3/hr of air - making it one of the largest air blast machines to hit the Australian market. Croplands can offer this fan with either a 4000 or 3000 litre Cropliner tank and a host of different options to meet the individual grower's needs.

Han is the farm manager and agronomist for Tropical Primary Products, the family owned and operated business, specialising in tropical fruit production. The main crops on the Siah’s 220 hectare property are mangoes, durians, jackfruits and pomelos, as well as many other lesser-known varieties of tropical fruit. They have the largest durian plantation in Australia and an active mango-breeding project - with their first commercial variety (TPP1) now widely available in green-grocers and major Australian supermarket chains.

Pictured from left is Han’s mother, Han, Han’s father and John Fenwick, General Manager of HD Pumps.