Solid week for crush
Week 11 was another busy week of the 2025 crush season.
Bundaberg Sugar processed 47,184 tonnes of sugar in the seven days leading up to...
Flanno for a Farmer a signal of hope
Farmer Kate, a cattle farmer from Kingaroy thought she’d already lost everything - her marriage, her job, her home, her cattle, but nothing compared...
Rural Women leading the way towards Queensland’s renewable energy future
I live in regional Queensland, where change is nothing new.
We adapt and innovate daily.
Our communities have weathered droughts, market shifts, floods, natural disasters,...
Let the region shine
Bundaberg Fruit & Vegetable Growers (BFVG) has recently been involved in several key industry engagement and advocacy activities, strengthening our voice and profile both...
Data driven value creation potentially a misnomer on farm
Three critical questions spring immediately to mind when talking `data driven value creation’.
It’s being touted as the best way to drive increased productivity...
Vegetable growers urged to share their concerns with the latest AUSVEG Industry Sentiment Survey
AUSVEG is calling on Australia’s commercial vegetable growers to take part in the latest Vegetable Industry Sentiment Survey to ensure that most urgent industry...
Accurate emissions calculations key to industry, community and environmental integrity
In the race to a lower-emissions future, one fundamental truth must be acknowledged: that getting accurate emissions calculations is essential to resolving this conundrum.
For...
Judy Greensill recognised for commitment to Australian Melon Association
The Australian melon industry gathered in force on the week beginning Monday 2 June for the 2025 Australian Melon Conference and 30-Year Anniversary Celebration,...
Queensland macadamias cracking open global opportunities
Fuelled by premium produce, expert growers and expanding international demand, Queensland’s macadamia industry is ripe with opportunity.
Queensland is home to Australia’s largest...
The 2024 Climate Change Authority Sector Pathways Review misses the mark
Converting productive agricultural land into forestry is not the panacea for reducing emissions that the 2024 climate review proposes.
It is but one...
EU trade talks must deliver for Aussie farmers
Australia and the European Union are back at the negotiating table, with trade talks set to resume after a long pause.
For those of us...
Industry excellence to be recognised at the 2025 Horticulture Awards for Excellence
Over 80 of the Australian horticulture industry’s finest growers, researchers, and innovators have been named as finalists across nine categories of the Horticulture Awards...
Reinvention inspires
Dr Kristie-Lee Alfrey always wondered what makes people ‘tick’.
Finding out meant a journey of self-discovery – and unexpectedly finding her fit at university.
Now,...
