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Sally Gall

Central Queensland Carcase Classic president Matthew Noakes with Ted Murphy, Tayglen Pastoral, Dysart, the most successful exhibitor for 2024. Picture by Sally Gall.

Murphy family dominates at 17th Central Queensland Carcase Classic.

Central Queensland Carcase Classic winners announced

Helen Walker

Ross Stricklen, Kate Stricklen and Lau and Jack Fogg, Boyd, O'Brien Bartholomew, Toogoolawah. Picture Helen Walker. 

There were high spirits among vendors and buyers at Toogoolawah Showgrounds.

Lilydale Charolais sale records best result to date

Shan Goodwin

Steph Allen

Clay Kenny at his Llanarth feedlot. Picture by Steph Allen

The Kenny family have big plans for their feedlot near Charters Towers.

Llanarth feedlot chases long-fed Wagyu returns

Melanie Groves

Demand is slowly rising alongside cattle prices for quality grazing land, as well as cropping country. File picture by Sally Gall. 

Rural property experts say there is high demand for quality land.

Experts predict surge in rural property sales with rising cattle prices

Bundaberg-based farmer Andrew Martens and his family operate a horticultural operation, stretching across two-thousand-acres of property and produces a variety of crops including seedless watermelons, zucchinis, macadamia nuts, and pumpkins. Picture supplied. 

Learn how Marto Farms leverages technology and crop diversification to tackle climate and economic pressures.

Bundaberg family farm allows consumers to track food from paddock to plate

Ben Harden

Bob Horney of Toowoomba has announced his retirement after nearly 50 years in the grain storage industry, marking the end of a long-standing career at Grainmaster Silos. Picture supplied. 

Bob Horney of Toowoomba has announced his retirement after nearly 50 years in the grain storage industry, marking the end of a long-standing career at Grainmaster Silos.

Toowoomba's silo storage veteran Bob Horney retires after 47-year career

Stewart has been focusing on reducing inputs and increasing productivity of his herd during the market downturn. Picture supplied by Dechra.

Stewart Borg aims to balance low inputs with high productivity.

Decision to lower inputs paying off as market jumps

Mark Phelps

Karinya is an outstanding 866 acre cattle or cropping opportunity. Picture supplied

Karinya is an inner Darling Downs cattle or cropping opportunity.

Karinya delivers Inner Darling Downs cattle or cropping opportunity

Judith Maizey

An aerial shot of the Gin Gin Saleyards complex which is still up for sale. Picture supplied by Elders.

Gin Gin Saleyards back on the market

Kelly Mason

Theodore resident Rachael Donald with her son Bentley, had made the 80 minute trip on a Little Wings flight to Brisbane where Bentley will undergo treatment at the Queensland Children's Hospital. Picture by Kelly Mason

Little Wings provides flights and car transport for families whose children need treatment in the city.

Charity flying sick bush kids to the city sees 400 per cent growth in missions

IT is a good time to be a macadamia grower. More than 100 people gathered at the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Research Station, Bundaberg to celebrate the local industry and listen to the bright prospects for the future.&nbsp; In the past six years the industry has seen an annual growth rate of eight per cent with predictions indicating further expansion. Growers and inquisitive locals heard from the Australian Macadamia&nbsp;Society, NAB,&nbsp;Horticulture Innovation Australia and researchers to discuss the all important industry question, can demand keep up with supply? Another large crowd has come together tonight at The Waves Sports Club, Bundaberg for a dinner and panel session.

Brice Kaddatz, Gympie, and Richard Ray, Chief Operations Officer, Pacifc Farms. 

Richard Doggett, Australian Macadamia Society Chairman, and Ken Kleinschmidt, Bundaberg.

Ian and Carloyn Neilson, Noellen Prop Ltd, South Kolan. 

Patrick and Mandy Logue, Bundaberg, and David Harris, Bundaberg. 

Clayton and Christina Maddiazzi, Bundaberg. 

Danny Hood and Terry Stokes, Rural Boss, Sunshine Coast. 

Scott and Tracey Norval, Bagara, and Lindy Mason, Bundaberg. 

Shane Johnson, Pacific Hold Macadamias, and Keith Pitt, Hinkler MP. 

Greg Ellis, MWT Foods, and Lisa Worthington, Suncoast Gold Macadamias. 

Jason Klotz, Redrock Macadamias, and Henrik Christiansen, Stahmann Farms. 

Yolanda and Max Millar, Meadowvale, Bundaberg, and Sandra Walk, Alloway, Bundaberg. 

IT is a good time to be a macadamia grower.

More than 100 people gathered at the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Research Station, Bundaberg to celebrate the local industry and listen to the bright prospects for the future.&nbsp;

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In the past six years the industry has seen an annual growth rate of eight per cent with predictions indicating further expansion.<br>

Growers and inquisitive locals heard from the Australian Macadamia&nbsp;Society, NAB,&nbsp;Horticulture Innovation Australia and researchers to discuss the all important industry question, can demand keep up with supply?

Another large crowd has come together tonight at The Waves Sports Club, Bundaberg for a dinner and panel session.