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Plants in space

A soft pink glow lights the faces of enthusiastic students dressed in white lab coats as they study plants growing in purpose-built grow boxes...

A passion for the saddle

Nine-year Australian stock horse ambassador, long-time entertainer and bush poet Guy McLean was at Beef2024 with four of his 34 stock horses. Performing for the...

Producers urged to inspect cereal crops amid fall armyworm outbreak

Dairy farmers and graziers are urged to inspect their crops amid fall armyworm (FAW) infestations in forage oats across southern-growing regions. Reports of FAW impacting...

’Tempered’ growth for Australian farmland prices in year ahead

Australian farmland prices are set for further growth in the year ahead – but at a slowing pace – Rabobank says in its...

Ag adventure gives Lockyer students a taste of a future in farming

Students from the Lockyer have embarked on a trip of a lifetime as part of the Australian Future Farmers Exchange (AFFE). Declyn Cable, Brooklyn Friels,...

Little Spurs a success

When mum-of-four Vanessa Challacombe started a passion project, little did she know it would grow to become a juggernaut. Vanessa parlayed her knowledge of the...

One of Australia’s richest poetry competions is calling for entries

There are few who don’t recognise the names Dorothea Mackellar, Banjo Paterson, Henry Lawson, Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Rupert McCall and their spine-tingling odes to...

A picture is worth a thousand words – new cotton competition dispelling myths

Cotton Australia (CA) has launched a creative new competition that invites entrants to take unique photographs showcasing their experiences and dispel myths surrounding cotton...

More fire ants found outside containment zone

Authorities are concerned after fire ants were again found well outside Queensland's containment zone. More fire ant nests have been found west of the Great...

Regions open to migrants

International students and overseas workers could still move to Australia's regions even if the opposition attempts to free up housing supply by slashing migration. Opposition...

Premier points finger at supermarkets over probe ‘snub’

Coles and Woolworths have been grilled by Queensland Premier Steven Miles after he made a surprise appearance at a supermarket pricing inquiry in mid-May. Woolworths...

Mastering the industry to engineer change

Every day is a new and exciting challenge for engineering technologist Jodie Kilpatrick who spends her days solving technical challenges and leading teams in...

$600K boost for shows

In the first permanent increase to the Show Society Grants Program since 2006, Queensland’s well-loved agricultural shows have received a major financial boost. The...

Bega to close doors