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State’s rural confidence declines amid input cost concerns

Sentiment among the state’s beef producers and grain growers was down slightly. Despite this, investment intentions in Queensland continued to rise – and remain the highest in the country. (Rabobank)

Queensland rural confidence has dipped slightly in the most recent quarter, with the state’s primary producers reporting concern about the […]

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