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Cotton leaders step up

Six Queenslanders have been chosen to participate in the 2024 Australia Future Cotton Leaders Program (AFCLP) after a record number of talented individuals applied...

India trials AI grain assessment tool

India will soon trial Australian Artificial Intelligence (AI) assessment technology for assessing grain. The Council of Agricultural Research and the Indian Agricultural Research Institute have...

Rain stops races, not fun

An isolated thunderstorm over Taroom on 30 December may have stopped the horse racing but failed to dampen the party vibe. Dawson Jockey Club secretary...

ACCC the way to go

Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Labor are now flagging they will direct the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to conduct a supermarket price inquiry...

Throw your caps off!

Queensland youths threw their hats off for the conclusion of the 2023 Brangus Youth Camp on Tuesday 12 December. The four-day program started on...

Roma a-buzz for rugby festival

Roma is buzzing as it prepares to host the 2024 Santos Festival of Rugby on 9 to 10 February. An annual pre-season trial between the...

Broadly optimistic for 2024

Winter crop production in Queensland plummeted in 2023, according to the Rural Bank, with just 400,000 tonnes of grain delivered to GrainCorp’s receival sites...

Producer confidence lift

Signs seasonal conditions may improve for the agricultural sector have helped underpin confidence among Queensland’s primary producers in late 2023. The Rabobank Rural...

Show we give a fork

Now is the time for the public to stand up and say “we give a fork” about our growers, says Queensland’s state industry body...

Music legend’s ag venture

Industrial hemp grower and country music legend James Blundell will soon open the gates to his southern Queensland property where different industrial hemp varieties...

Sunshine Coast nursery creates jobs through growing at-risk marine plant species

A Sunshine Coast plant nursery is building a micropropagation laboratory to help grow key marine species while creating up to 32 jobs thanks to...

Ag tech the way of Toowoomba manufacturer’s future

A Toowoomba cattle equipment manufacturer will invest in new ag tech to increase efficiency while creating up to six full-time jobs with a Rural...

Dedications pays off

Three Toogoolawah State High School students have proven that hard work beyond the classroom can lead to success on the state stage, with impressive...