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AgForce's conference will address issues of Australia's food security.

Food Security - can Australia continue to take it for granted?

The dairy plan advisory group is working through feedback received so far.

Dairy plan for Queensland moves closer

The 2024 Safer Farms Report found that 2023 had the most significant decrease in on-farm fatalities on record.

Farm Safety Week highlights hazards

Doug Goebel, Native Oz Bushfoods. Picture supplied

NAIDOC week was an apt time to reflect on our engagement with Indigenous growers.

First horticulturists keep the fire burning

In 2023 cotton's share of total global fibre demand fell to an all-time low of 21.7 per cent.

The Australian Cotton Shippers Association attended the American Cotton Shippers Association's Centennial Convention in Scottsdale, Phoenix last month.

Australia unites with Brazil and US to boost global cotton trade

The AgForce Queensland Agricultural Industry Conference will be held at the Ekka Showgrounds on October 1-2.

Back the bush: uniting for Queensland agriculture's future

Robert Miller has used coal dust waste to build a temporary feed pad. Picture supplied

Fifth-generation dairy farmer Robert Miller has become a real innovator when it comes to wet weather.

Innovation in managing wet weather

Labor must now prove unions will not have an adverse impact on farm businesses. File picture.

The CFMEU's antics mean Labor must prove unions will not have an adverse impact on farm businesses.

Will it be an unholy union for agriculture?

An incongruous aspect of water buybacks is why the government has, among other things, allowed a proliferation of permanent plantings through the basin while revamping the Basin Plan with buybacks as its centrepiece. Picture by Denis Howard.

Buybacks start but there are no speed humps on new plantings of water-hungry commodities in the Basin.

Basin buybacks: Giving with one hand, taking with the other

SmartAg Queensland is a new training program supporting the cotton, cane, horticulture, and grain industries to access high-quality, modern and flexible training for in-demand skills.