Rain crops, and the future
The phrases of "not again" or "shades of 2024 autumn" are echoing around our summer cropping areas of the state, with the constant rain...
Growing chickpea in 2025 Winter
Did my first official 2025 presentation into chickpea agronomy last week. Was good to brush off the cobwebs for our champion pulse crop...
Ag ed: Beyond buzzwords
As we wrap up the AgForce School to Industry Partnership Program (SIPP) Food, Fibre and Agricultural Educators Conference, it’s a great time to reflect...
Repairing nature hard bit
Our current Federal Government came to power partly on a platform of Nature Repair.
Putting aside the implied nature of the title, the idea...
Strong global interest for macadamia farms located in Bundaberg region
Two established macadamia orchards situated on 1,512ha in the world-renowned Bundaberg growing region have hit the market and are attracting strong global interest.
The two...
Using your vote to Back the Bush at the state election
It’s been a challenging time for voters in the leadup to the state election - particularly those wanting to make their vote count for...
Support Queensland’s Food & Fibre Producers This Election
It’s sometimes easy to forget that behind every meal you enjoy - three times a day and 365 days a year - there are...
Support for family farms with latest round of RED Grants
Twenty Queensland agribusinesses have benefitted from the latest round of the State Government’s popular Rural Economic Development (RED) Grants, with Expressions of Interest for...
Powerful opportunity for Australian Food and Fibre Producers
In the week of our AgForce state industry conference, it’s an apt time to pause and reflect on our recent successes.
It was only two...
Industry Conference – A chance to have our voice heard
Time is ticking down to the Queensland state election in late October.
Thankfully just four short weeks before voting day, our industry conference, Back...
Back the Bush, Our People, Our Future
In trying times like these, it is vital we consolidate what is most important in our lives.
And for AgForce that means - Back...
Cultivating clarity
Understanding the basics of emissions is becoming increasingly important for Australia’s farmers as the sector faces growing expectations to measure and reduce greenhouse gas...
‘Ridiculously good times’ always temporary: Cleary
Ivan Cleary always knew Penrith's good times would one day come to a halt, but he still "absolutely" believes the Panthers' season is alive.
After...
