CBH Grower and External Relations general manager Brianna Peake said the proceeds of the grain donations would then be distributed to growers who aren't able to recover enough seed for planting next year's crop.

"While the extent of damage caused by the frosts remains unclear, we're aware that some growers have lost a significant amount of their crop for this season" Peake said.

"The Frost Appeal is just one measure we are putting in place to assist these growers."

Other measures include segregations offered at certain sites to take frost damaged grain. 

Growers will need to consult with CBH representatives at their local receival sites to assess the service requirements.

CBH is also working to support growers at a grassroots level with funds allocated for community-focused events.

"Over the coming weeks our country-based managers will be holding barbeques or beer and pizza nights in local communities to give growers an opportunity to support one another," Peake said.

"We understand there is a lot of pressure on those that have been impacted by frost and peer support is incredibly important."

CBH is also working with its mental health partner The Black Dog Institute to communicate support services and resources to growers at a local level.

People are advised to contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 if they require urgent support.