These are the most clicked ’10 things’ of 2017. Take a trip down memory lane and relive a little bit of the 2017 we shared together:
- Queensland will head to the polls 25 November 2017. QFF has identified 10 major areas of policy action needed to realise our vision for a vibrant and thriving agricultural sector providing food, fibre and amenity to all Queenslanders. See QFF’s election platform HERE. (30 October 2017)
- The Australian Farm Institute has released its outlook for Australian agriculture in 2017. See why 2017 will not be as good as 2016 HERE. (23 January 2017)
- There are many myths about the way chickens are farmed in Australia. See HERE ten facts you need to know about the chicken and eggs on your table. (9 September 2017)
- How many people can Australia feed? UQ Professor Bill Bellotti examines how population growth is impacting future food production in Australia HERE. (17 July 2017)
- Queensland farmers have felt the full impact of Cyclone Debbie. See QFF’s latest industry and regional specific breakdown of who and what has been affected HERE. (3 April 2017)
- The Labor Party claimed victory in the weekend’s Queensland State election. However the final seat count is not finalised with counting expected to continue over the next couple of days. Details HERE. (27 November 2017)
- Land clearing has caused species death, habitat loss, and reduced the resilience of endangered animal and plant species to adapt to climate change, according to a new report released by the Environment Minister. Details HERE. (24 July 2017)
- Refugees resettled in regional Australia is bringing success but employers in rural areas need more incentives to employ them. ABC article HERE. (7 August 2017)
- The 2018 Nuffield Scholarships have been revealed, including five from Queensland. See full list of 24 winners HERE. (25 September 2017)
- Women play an enormous part in Queensland agriculture. This is why QFF is hosting workshops in October for women in farm businesses to encourage the next generation of farm leaders. Details HERE. (18 September 2017)