Growers Meet To Discuss Drought
The latest round of drought information meetings held in the South Burnett to assist local farmers wound up this week.
The latest round of drought information meetings held in the South Burnett to assist local farmers wound up this week.
St Mary’s Catholic School at Laidley has sent another truckload of hay bales to Cloyna to help local farmers through its “Rural Connect” project.
Growing the Burnett, Kingaroy Landcare, South Burnett Grazing network and the Burnett Mary Regional Group are joining forces to present a free film night for farmers this Sunday.
A semi-trailer load of popcorn destined for Kingaroy has ended up spilled along the side off a suburban street after an incident at Dalby on Friday.
AgForce delegates and members from throughout south-east Queensland converged on Kingaroy this week for a regional general meeting.
A three-year $1.2 million program announced today aims to encourage growers to get Australian Certified Organic certification.
The State Government says it has “restored balance” over competing land uses with the new Regional Planning Interests Act 2014.
The State Government will put $800,000 towards a research project aimed at producing smaller, more productive avocado trees Agriculture Minister John McVeigh said today.
Just outside Kingaroy a boutique horse stud is breeding a very special type of quarter horse … so special that there’s no one else in Australia, or the southern hemisphere for that matter, doing anything similar.
The National PigGas Extension Program will be holding a workshop in Kingaroy on July 1 to explain the Federal Government’s Carbon Farming Initiative and opportunities for pig producers.
A new series of drought information sessions have been scheduled to be held throughout the South Burnett later this month.
Tuesday was graduation day at Growing The Burnett’s Red Earth Meadows farm at Memerambi.
Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott has told Federal Parliament he’s not sure if the Federal and State drought packages are enough to help support Queensland primary producers hit by drought.
The Grains Research and Development Corporation is seeking applications from people interested in becoming a non-executive director.
Biosecurity Queensland is managing a new Hendra virus case in the Beenleigh area after a positive test result was received late last night.
It’s not great having a mental illness, but it’s awesome to know there’s help available and that you can get better.
Electricity price rises set to start on July 1 have alarmed farmers and been slammed by the ETU
Growers of organic crops have called for an overhaul of legislation following a decision today to deny compensation to a farmer whose organic crop was contaminated by his neighbour’s GM crop.
Controversy has erupted over a plan by the State Government to introduce water metering on a section of Barker’s Creek near Nanango.
A new online tool will allow farmers and agri-business investors to identify opportunities to expand agricultural production.