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Engineer makes history

One of Australia’s top agricultural engineers has made history, becoming the University of Southern Queensland’s first Head of School and Dean for Agriculture and...

Ready for wind farm industry

A report released by Cubico Sustainable Investments (Cubico) and Toowoomba and Surat Basin Enterprise (TSBE) shows there is many businesses with experience to work...

The women changing the face of Australian agriculture

Australian women are taking the reins and approaching the national agricultural industry in a way we’ve never seen before. So much so, that the...

Winter planting on levelled paddocks at Meandarra

GPS levelled paddocks have allowed Chris Cook of “Trenmore”, Meandarra to sow half his wheat crop this year despite receiving record rainfall. In all, 400...

The polocrosse pioneer

Kent Wells has reached the peak of his chosen sport, polocrosse as a player, coach and umpire. He has played for Queensland, represented Australia, coached...

Santa a show stopper

Over 25 years, Jamie Gadsby has refined his routine for preparing show cattle. And, he’s confident he now has the winning formula. As...

Camaraderie the key

The St Joseph’s Nudgee College Show Team is busy preparing 19 cattle to exhibit at the Royal Queensland Show (the Ekka) this year. Consisting of...

Focussing on the future

Drone photographer and videographer Hayley Wolski is passionate about agriculture. From Chinchilla in the Western Downs, Hayley, 29, was raised on a mixed farm of...

Grizzly off the grid no more

Grizzly Off The Grid was established two years ago when a client of Brad and Georgia Densely suffered significant storm damage and required a...

How the Clearys built their bull enterprise

On a small property some 35 kilometres west of Warwick in southern Queensland, the Cleary family is busy preparing bulls for auction. What began as...

Farmland values hit fresh highs

Queensland farmland prices jumped 31.3 per cent last year, Rural Bank figures show. In its annual Farmland Values report, the farm financiers saw property values...

Aussie agtech on show as Indian delegation visits leading innovation hub

Some of India’s leading agribusinesses have visited Toowoomba’s Agtech and Logistics Hub to see the latest innovation in Australia’s agrifood sector. Among the best agtech...

Planting starts, hopes up

The 2025/26 cotton season is progressing in parts of Queensland, with crops emerging in warmer climates, while growers in southern regions await hotter weather. While...