The Biggest Buzz: How AIR CTI Keeps Warral Maldon’s Bee Trucks Moving

How does AIR CTI help Warral Maldon move more than 7,000 beehives across Victoria for the annual almond pollination season?In Episode 18 of 6 Foot Behind the Bullbar, roadtrains.com.au join fifth-generation beekeeper and Warral Maldon Managing Director Lindsay Callaway to explore the extraordinary logistics behind one of the Southern Hemisphere’s largest movements of livestock.From remote apiary sites in Victoria’s sandy Big Desert to almond orchards near Robinvale, Warral Maldon’s trucks must carry millions of bees across bitumen, gravel and deep sand. Lindsay explains how the Australian-made AIR CTI central tyre inflation system allows drivers to adjust truck and trailer tyre pressures from the cab, improving traction, reducing track damage and protecting their unusually sensitive freight.We also hear how Warral Maldon coordinates more than 7,000 hives, 70,000 frames and 200 apiary sites, and why reliable road transport is so important to Australia’s almond pollination industry.This episode of 6 Foot Behind the Bullbar is proudly sponsored by AIR CTI.Read the full story at www.roadtrains.com.au