AgForce Attacks Diesel Tax Proposal
AgForce will campaign against a proposal by a think tank that the fuel tax credit for farmers should be halved, and the reduced rate of road tax paid by tractors should be abolished.
AgForce will campaign against a proposal by a think tank that the fuel tax credit for farmers should be halved, and the reduced rate of road tax paid by tractors should be abolished.
Kingaroy-based data analyst Emma Black has been named as a finalist in the 2023 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has congratulated CC and Greg Petersen, from Petersens’ Farm near Woolooga, on their recent grant success for their annual Big Rosella Festival.
Combined Agents yarded just short of 700 in Murgon on Tuesday (January 31).
The Coolabunia Fat & Store Sale on January 19 yarded 790 head; prices have dropped from 2022 but are still holding strong.
Beekeepers can now apply for a permit to move European honey bees and other related materials into Queensland from the NSW General Emergency Zone (GEZ) after this area was declared free of varroa mites.
Regional leaders from across the Wide Bay-Burnett have been invited to take part in a free Future Forum in Bundaberg next month.
Firebreak Farm at Neumgna is one of 12 farming businesses across Queensland which have secured a State Government Agritourism Business Grant.
Rural fire brigades have been invited to apply for grants of up to $5000 from the Rural Fire Brigades Association of Queensland.
Entries opened on Monday for the RNA’s Royal Queensland Branded Beef and Lamb Awards.
An elderly man was trapped under a quad bike for hours after an accident on a private property at Monogorilby on Sunday.
An elderly man suffered serious injuries when a quad bike rolled at Ballogie on Saturday afternoon, pinning him to the ground.
A ban on prong collars and using yellow phosphorous to kill feral pigs are among measures included in new laws.
The State Government has launched a safety campaign to remind people that quad bikes are the biggest killers on Queensland farms.
The annual Cream of The Crop sale held at Coolabunia Saleyards on Saturday has been hailed a tremendous success by happy vendors.
The State of the Climate Report 2022, released this week by the CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology, says changes to weather and climate extremes are happening at an increased pace across Australia.
Weaners continued to command strong prices at Murgon’s fortnightly cattle sale on Tuesday.
Following pressure from primary producers and the State Opposition, the deadline for applications for some Extraordinary Disaster Assistance Recovery Grants has been extended.
Shadow Minister for Agriculture Tony Perrett has renewed a call for an extension to the deadline for applications for Disaster Assistance Grants.
University researchers are looking for farmers to take part in a national soil testing program.