Yenda
From historic roots to modern day head office operations, the Yenda branch has been supporting the community since 1925.
From historic roots to modern day head office operations, the Yenda branch has been supporting the community since 1925.
59–61 Mirrool Avenue, Yenda NSW 2681
Agronomy
Cotton, Rice, Corn, Wheat, Barley, Canola
Horticulture
Wine grapes
Citrus
Almonds, prunes and more
Community & Lifestyle
Support for backyard growers and hobby farms
Products and advice for local sporting venues and councils
Weighbridge
Private weighbridge ticketing services
Agronomy
Cotton, Rice, Corn, Wheat, Barley, Canola
Horticulture
Wine grapes
Citrus
Almonds, prunes and more
Community & Lifestyle
Support for backyard growers and hobby farms
Products and advice for local sporting venues and councils
Weighbridge
Private weighbridge ticketing services
Product Range
Yenda specialises in agricultural chemicals and fertiliser, with an extensive range including bulk supply.
Full range of agricultural chemicals from 1L packs through to 1000L
Fertilisers from 20kg bags to bulk truck loads
Pet food, fencing and general hardware
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Delivery Services
Delivery is available within a 100km radius, with same-day service provided wherever possible.
*Fees Apply
Branch Features
The Yenda branch is well-equipped to support a wide range of agricultural operations, with key features including:
Onsite Weighbridge services
Forklift and Loader support for efficient loading and unloading
Bulk chemical storage (up to 1,000L)
Bulk fertiliser storage and handling
Bulk stock feed supply as required
A Brief History
The Yenda branch is the original home of Yenda Producers, with a history dating back to the early 1900s. The first bulk store was established on Mirrool Avenue in 1920, and the branch was formally opened in 1925. Following the loss of the original packing shed in a fire in 1938, a new facility was constructed in 1939, which included prune drying operations and marked a significant step in establishing Yenda as a central hub for local growers. This shed was refurbished in 1965 and remains on site today. The current main building, which houses both the retail store and head office, was officially opened in 1993.
Your local team
Laurie Testoni
Laurie Testoni
Joined in: 1998
Laurence, better known as Lou and his family have a long connection to Yenda with his paternal grandfather moving to the town in the 1920s, and Lou being born in the town. He has led the growth of the organisation’s store from its original ‘two shelves’ to the large, thriving, and busy centre it is today. The growth was driven by Lou and his team listening closely to their loyal customers’ needs to provide a one-stop shop with a broad variety of products and services.
Fruit & Case primarily serves horticultural growers, offering general hardware, sprays, nozzles, equipment, general tools, garden tools, fuels, oils, lubricants, sprays, chemicals, fertilizers, pet food, and more. The company is also a bulk fuel distributor and provides on-farm fuel deliveries.
Lou lives in Griffith with his wife Paula and their four children. He is well known for his dedicated involvement in the local sports community, service on council-based committees, and currently a Griffith City Council Councillor.
Yenda and Fruit & Case
James Mann
Yenda and Fruit & Case
James Mann
Yenda and Fruit & Case
Harry Sergi
Yenda and Fruit & Case
Harry Sergi
Yenda and Fruit & Case
Kate Smith
Yenda and Fruit & Case
Kate Smith
Yenda and Fruit & Case
Kurtis Brown
Yenda and Fruit & Case
Kurtis Brown
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Contact Our Yenda Branch
Address
59–61 Mirrool Avenue,
Yenda NSW 2681
Postal Address
PO Box 19,
Yenda NSW 2681
Accessibility & Parking
Parking is available at the front of the store for customer convenience. While there are no designated disabled parking spaces, the site remains accessible for general use.
Accessibility & Parking
Parking is available at the front of the store for customer convenience. While there are no designated disabled parking spaces, the site remains accessible for general use.

