Uni Team Calls For Postharvest Focus
Researchers from Monash University have called on the Grains Research and Development Corporationto invest more into research about postharvest storage of legumes, such as faba and adzuki beans.
Researchers from Monash University have called on the Grains Research and Development Corporationto invest more into research about postharvest storage of legumes, such as faba and adzuki beans.
Consultations are now open on the State Government’s draft Queensland Future Timber Plan.
A world-first vaccine to protect livestock from foot-and-mouth disease has been trialled and is now undergoing its final evaluations.
Murgon-based agronomist Matthew McCauley was presented with the Bayer Rising Star Award at the 2025 Summer Grains Conference dinner held on the Gold Coast earlier this month.
Brigooda teenager Kaitlyn Barber will be representing Queensland at Agricultural Shows Australia’s National Championships.
National Farmers’ Federation CEO Troy Williams has resigned for personal reasons.
The news this week that the Federal Government has lifted trade restrictions on US beef has been met with a mixed reaction.
WorkSafe Queensland has issued an alert about serious safety issues with some privately imported new or used tractors.
The Burnett Catchment Care Association (BCCA) has arranged for well-known soil ecologist Dr Christine Jones to landholders in Murgon next month.
The vexed issue of maintaining biosecurity on the western side of the tick line was one of the issues raised during discussions at the LNP Primary Industries Policy Forum held in Kingaroy Town Hall on Saturday.
The Grains Research and Development Corporation will be holding a National Grower Network forum in Kingaroy on August 27.
Queensland Show Societies will each receive an extra $3846 on top of their historical annual allocation.
What will Kingaroy be without the Peanut Company of Australia … owners of the iconic peanut silos in Haly Street?
Biosecurity Queensland is urging horse owners to talk to their vets about vaccinations after a horse died recently from Hendra virus in south-east Queensland.
A series of upgrades have been completed at the South Burnett Regional Council’s Coolabunia Saleyards complex near Kingaroy.
A woman has been prosecuted for illegally importing more than 62,000kg of Thai food into Australia, including illegal pork products, insect-infested fresh fruit and vegetables, frog meat and raw prawns.
Primary Industries Minister Tony Perrett will be the guest speaker at an LNP policy forum to be held in Kingaroy next month.
Goomeri Show Society hosted the South Burnett Sub-Chamber finals on Saturday … the annual event which selects which South Burnett show winners will represent the region at the Ekka.
UQ has developed five new commercial varieties of pigeonpea as a step towards the legume being grown more widely in Australia.
The State Government is calling for expressions of interest from people keen to help shape the next stage of its 25-year blueprint for primary industries.