Feral Pests Grants Open
Councils and Landcare groups across Queensland have been invited to apply for grants to support projects that reduce the impact of invasive plants and animals.
Councils and Landcare groups across Queensland have been invited to apply for grants to support projects that reduce the impact of invasive plants and animals.
A total of 77 landholders took part in South Burnett Regional Council’s baiting campaign in September, Cr Scott Henschen told a recent Council committee meeting.
The State Government has released a new strategy to deal with the impacts of growing feral deer populations.
The value of Queensland agriculture, fisheries and forestry production has exceeded $23 billion for the second year in a row.
Efforts to increase the awareness about Fireweed outbreaks in the South Burnett region appear to be paying dividends.
Primary producers in disaster-affected regions of southern Queensland will soon have support from specialised resilience officers to help them recover from recent natural disasters and plan for future events.
Research is under way in Queensland to develop local vaccines and field tests for Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) in cattle.
Well-known South Burnett businesswoman Georgie Somerset AM has added the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) to her long list of Board appointments.
Murgon’s fortnightly combined agents sale on Tuesday drew a yarding of 900, and values remained strong throughout.
A study by University of Queensland researchers has found 8 per cent of urine samples drawn from the general public contained a common weed killer.
Farmers are urged to prepare now for possible flooding and other disasters to help ensure the safety of family, workers and animals.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has allocated extra funding for her latest Local Hero Grants round due to a strong group of applications.
Durong grazier Georgie Somerset has been re-elected General President of AgForce.
The national Animal Welfare Task Group (ATWG) is seeking the views of horse owners, livestock transporters and other interested stakeholders on proposed changes to the national standards for equine transport on land.
There’s twice as many exhibits for visitors to browse – and probably drool over – this weekend than at a regular Kingaroy & District Vintage Machinery Club rally!
South Burnett Regional Council has received disaster recovery and resilience funding, and is asking the community to suggest key areas where it could be spent.
South Burnett Regional Council has issued a Weed Biosecurity Alert after an outbreak of Fireweed was detected for the first time in the South Burnett.
Applications are now open for the AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award, which celebrates the leadership of women involved in rural industries and communities.
The Wide Bay Public Health Unit is urging residents who work with animals to get vaccinated against Q Fever.
The Bureau of Meteorology has formally declared what has been tipped for several weeks … a third La Niña is now under way in the Pacific Ocean.