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Advancing leadership and business skills amongst farm business women

Queensland’s farming women have an extraordinary set of skills – from juggling farm administration in the complex, dynamic environment of agribusiness to managing staff, budgeting, cost control and financial strategising....

Battle begins on farmland in war on waste

This week, the Innovation, Tourism Development and Environment Committee tabled its report into the proposed Waste Reduction and Recycling (Waste Levy) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2018. The Bill introduces...

10 things to know from QFF – 26 March 2018

QFF alongside members CANEGROWERS, Cotton Australia, Growcom, Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation; as well as AgForce are calling for the unbalanced vegetation management laws to be rejected. See the combined statement HERE. QFF industry member CANEGROWERS has joined farmers from other industries...

Preparing Queensland Agriculture for a Digital Future

The agriculture sector is an important contributor to state and national economies, and particularly significant to driving growth and sustainability in regional areas. The sector has a bright and promising...

New Quad Bike Safety Plan welcomed by Queensland agriculture industry

The Queensland Government today launched its ‘Statewide Plan for Improving Quad Bike Safety in Queensland’ held at the University of Queensland’s Gatton campus. The two major initiatives of the plan...

Farmers unite to call for ag education program to continue

The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) and AgForce have united to call on the Palaszczuk Government to maintain funding for a hands-on agricultural education program that showcases where food comes from...

QFF calls for genuine employer engagement in roll out of new IR laws

The federal government has reportedly secured enough crossbench support to pass its new industrial relations laws this weekend. There is real concern amongst QFF members that the Bill may have...

Sweeter on the other side

Coming from the urban coastal region of Perth, Western Australia to the regional dry-tropical climate of Ayr, Nikala has found herself a long way from home. Nikala has an interest...

10 Things to Know from QFF – 10 October 2022

Growcom are encouraging horticulture growers in the Central Queensland, Wide Bay-Burnett and Mary regions to take a break from the daily grind to attend a Hort Hacks & Apps workshop...

QFF calls on Feds to prioritise workforce solutions

Agriculture is an important pillar of the Queensland economy and fundamental to the future success of the regions. The total value of Queensland’s primary industry commodities is forecast to be...

Rising energy prices add to cost pressures for farmers

The release of the Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) final determination on 2022-23 regulated retail electricity prices for Queensland has raised concern for farmers and regional communities and rightly so. Queensland...

Feral pigs – an economic, environmental and biosecurity risk

Currently, there are nearly more feral pigs in Australia than there are people. Farmers across Queensland have been battling to control pest animals across the board for many years but are...

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