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Ag program sends Queenslanders West

CHRRUP’s LEADAg program returned to Longreach last month, providing people with valuable exposure to the agricultural industry and hands-on training to support their career...

Cotton’s up-and-comer

Grace Griffiths is the sole Queenslander vying for the 2025 Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) Chris Lehmann Young Cotton Achiever of the Year...

Bright winter outlook

As winter grips southern and central Queensland, grain growers are reporting encouraging progress in the early stages of the 2025 winter cropping season. Despite recent...

Mary Valley farmers mix it on the world stage

Precede In an Australian first, Mary Valley farmers Tim and Amber Scott have been accepted into Slow Food Farms, a world-wide movement to foster good,...

Fifty years of FarmFest

The 50th anniversary of Elders FarmFest from 3 - 5 June in Toowoomba drew record attendance — some 40,000 visitors and more than 750...

Dinner for outback mates

Scenic Rim farmers have rallied for their mates in the outback, staging a night where the paddock met the plate with purpose, proving that...

Sisterly love

In a moving display of love, compassion and dedication, Jenny Underwood has donated blood and plasma 130 times since she was 18 to support...

The winds of change

A debilitating drought in the Traprock region of south east Queensland in 2012 spurred former AgForce and National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) president Brent Finlay...

Farmers plugging in

In September, hundreds of Australian producers will “shut the farm gate“ and head to the nation’s capital. No, not to protest, but to lead....

Forks up for Eat Local

Forks up folks, it’s feasting time! The famous Scenic Rim Eat Local Month returns this June with more flavour, fun and fire, as well...

Buffel or bust

Incredulous and furious Queensland pastoralists have united to oppose a big push to list buffel as a weed. Beef producers covet the controversial yet critical...

World-first discovery

In a world-first, Australian scientists have discovered specific fungi that help to significantly reduce methane emissions from livestock, offering a breakthrough solution for agriculture...

Ag program sends Queenslanders West

CHRRUP’s LEADAg program returned to Longreach last month, providing people with valuable exposure to the agricultural industry and hands-on training to support their career...