Inland fishing trial
More than $9 million has been committed to a groundbreaking program trialling innovative and low-impact fishing technologies in Queensland, as part of a transition...
Lighting the path for the future of inshore fisheries
Over $9 million has been allocated to trial innovative low-impact fishing gear in Queensland, funded by the Department of Primary Industries and the Fisheries...
Beef producers signal confidence amid shifting conditions
The latest Beef Producer Intentions Survey by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) indicates strong producer confidence in the sector's outlook, along with stable herd...
Ag production figures fall
The gross value of Australia’s agricultural production is expected to fall by 2.8% to $90.7 billion in 2025-26, driven by lower crop and livestock...
Varroa no easy task
Local beekeepers are being urged to remain vigilant as the varroa mite continues to spread across parts of southeast Queensland.
Jacob Stevens, president of...
Dingle Queensland grower top award
Kalfresh vegetable grower, Craig Dingle, has been named the 2025 Corteva Agriscience Young Grower of the Year, after spearheading on-farm innovations that have boosted...
Technology projects to combat feral pigs
The Department of Primary Industries is investing $436,160 in programs, including one at UQ Gatton, to create innovative tools and techniques to control feral...
Changes to definition of ‘primary producer’ status
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation and its members, Cotton Australia, Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers, and Canegrowers, have welcomed the Minister for Primary Industries...
Cattle and lamb turn off surges as seasonal conditions bite
Australia’s red meat sector has recorded a significant lift in cattle and lamb slaughter volumes in the first quarter of 2025, with producers responding...
Latest from the saleyards
Toogoolawah
25th Annual Weaner Show and Sale
Friday 16 May
Shepherdson and Boyd’s 25 th Annual Weaner Show and Sale was a huge
success with buyers appreciating...
