The United Voice of Agriculture in Queensland

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the state.

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The United Voice of Agriculture in Queensland

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the state.

Projects Newsroom

The United Voice of Agriculture in Queensland

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the state.

Projects Newsroom

The United Voice of Agriculture in Queensland

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the state.

Projects Newsroom

The United Voice of Agriculture in Queensland

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the state.

Projects Newsroom

The United Voice of Agriculture in Queensland

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the state.

Projects Newsroom

President's Column

30 Oct 2025

Biosecurity in the Boardroom – elevating the impact of biosecurity risk for sectors outside of agriculture

Queensland's Agricultural Industries

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Current Projects

Projects undertaken by QFF seek to benefit and support Queenslands farmers across all industries.

Energy Information Service for Landholders
Queensland Ag Energy Hub
Renewable Energy Landholder Toolkit
Farm Business Resilience Program

Energy Information Service for Landholders

Energy Information Service for Landholders

The Energy Information Service for Landholders can be accessed Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 5pm via 07 3329 7500.

What is it?

The Energy Information Service for Landholders is a free phone service for farmers and landholders in Queensland providing information and guidance on a range of energy matters.

Objective

To ensure farmers and landholders in Queensland can access up to date information and guidance about energy on their farm and for their business.

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Queensland Ag Energy Hub

Queensland Ag Energy Hub

The Queensland Ag Energy Hub provides a centralised hub of information for Queensland farmers navigating the energy needs and requirements of their operations.

What is it?

The website provides information about reducing expenditure and case studies from farms that have successfully implemented savings initiatives, as well as fact sheets on pumping, irrigation, energy efficient farm buildings and more.

Objective

To ensure farmers can access information about energy saving opportunities on their farm and in their business.

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Renewable Energy Landholder Toolkit

Renewable Energy Landholder Toolkit

Queensland Farmers’ Federation in partnership with the Queensland Government, has prepared the Queensland Renewable Energy Landholder Toolkit to assist and inform landholders as they respond to and negotiate with energy industry representatives about accessing land and developing renewable energy projects.

What is it?

A Toolkit to assist and inform landholders as they respond to and negotiate with energy industry representatives about accessing land and developing renewable energy projects.

Objective

To ensure landholders are aware of the various potential benefits and risks associated with on-farm renewable developments.

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Farm Business Resilience Program

Farm Business Resilience Program

The Farm Business Resilience Program (FBRP) is available to primary producers in Queensland. The Program helps you review all aspects of your business and identify strategies to address your risks through the development of a Farm Business Resilience Plan. This program is jointly funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government’s Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.

What is it?

The program supports farmers to identify gaps and areas of focus for their business. FBRP can assist with natural disaster and drought management, strategic business and risk management skills, family business planning and natural resource management.

Objective

Improving your farm’s long-term business resilience to help you absorb and recover from challenges that have a negative impact on production and financial returns.

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10 Things to know

Subscribe to QFF’s weekly ’10 things to know’ e-bulletin stay up to date with the latest news affecting Queensland agriculture.

Industry Members

QFF is a federation that represents the interests of peak state and national agriculture industry organisations, which in turn collectively represent more than 13,000 primary producers across Queensland.

Queensland Farmers' Federation

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🍌Eleanor’s taking banana farming to new heights with drones, GIS and smart ag skillsAs part of the Best Management Practice team at the Australian Banana Growers Council, Eleanor works directly with growers in Far North Queensland to improve on-farm practices and protect local waterways.Thanks to the Agriculture Extension Work Placement Program, she’s gained hands-on experience in drone tech, GIS mapping, and extension. She's also built friendships and confidence that will shape her future in ag.🗨️“It’s 15 months that I think [will] really boost your career potential,” said Eleanor. ... See MoreSee Less

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Queensland Farmers' Federation

1 day ago

🦠 Biosecurity risks are set to increase fourfold in the next decade. Have you considered what these risks could mean for your business - operationally, reputationally and financially?❓Could your business survive indefinite closures, regulatory scrutiny, trade restrictions, or supply chain delays and movement controls caused by pests or diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, fruit fly or brown marmorated stink bug?❓How would your customers and stakeholders react to a biosecurity breach linked to your operations?❓What would the cost of inspections, fumigation, compliance measures or temporary business closure mean for your bottom line?The Queensland Farmers’ Federation and Biosecurity Queensland have partnered to encourage Queensland businesses to better understand the potential impacts of biosecurity events across all sectors – not just agriculture. To learn more about safeguarding your operations, strengthening your supply chains and protecting your bottom line from biosecurity risk visit the Business Queensland website here 👉 bit.ly/4qmlN5s ... See MoreSee Less

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Queensland Farmers' Federation

1 day ago

🌱 Next Friday, 21 November is National Agriculture Day - join QFF and our peak body members at our annual National Agriculture Day breakfast and hear from special guest speaker, the Premier of Queensland, Hon David Crisafulli MP, who will reflect on his first 12 months in office and his vision for the future of agriculture in Queensland.There are a very limited number of tickets remaining for this event. To avoid disappointment book your ticket here now 👉 bit.ly/4mILGu0Thank you to our event sponsor Goanna Ag. ... See MoreSee Less

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Queensland Farmers' Federation

4 days ago

This week in 10 Things to Know 👇👩‍🌾QFF’s charity partner Rural Aid provides free, confidential counselling and practical assistance for farmers impacted by natural disasters; helping primary producers recover, rebuild and strengthen wellbeing across rural communities.⚡ QFF recently joined Cotton Australia and government representatives on a delegation to St George to discuss affordable electricity and tariff reform for irrigators and ginners. The visit also highlighted QFF’s free Energy Information Service for Landholders.🌱Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers (QFVG) is highlighting cocoa as an emerging crop opportunity for producers, with rising demand, strong prices and sustainability standards favouring Australian-grown production.Read more 👉 bit.ly/47IamMN#QFF #10ThingsToKnow #QueenslandAgriculture #FarmResilience #EnergyEfficiency #RuralAid #CottonAustralia #QFVG #Cocoa #QueenslandFarming ... See MoreSee Less

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Queensland Farmers' Federation

1 week ago

💡The October edition of QFF’s Ag Energy Update is out now!This issue highlights practical steps and policy updates to support energy-smart farming, including:🚜 A Cecil Plains cotton farm putting its QBEST Ag energy audit into action, saving power with a new high-efficiency pump and variable speed drive.🛣️ QFF’s response to Queensland’s new Energy Roadmap, welcoming commitments to consultation, tariff reform and landholder support.📞 The Energy Information Service for Landholders is a free phone service for farmers and landholders in Queensland. The service is available Monday – Friday from 8:30am – 5pm and can assist by providing information and guidance on a range of energy matters. Call 07 3329 7500.🐷 Lessons from Victoria’s Kia Ora Piggery, where turning pig waste into energy is cutting costs and emissions.💡 Simple tariff checks that can unlock real savings for Queensland farmers.💻Windlab backs the Queensland Ag Energy Hub as a foundation sponsor, supporting independent, practical energy information for farmers and landholders.📚 Plus: new guides, reports and resources from RELA Australia, Powerlink Queensland, The University of Queensland and Coexistence Queensland, and details on the upcoming Queensland Community Energy Forum in Biloela.Read the full newsletter and subscribe here 👉 bit.ly/4omZYkE ... See MoreSee Less

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CANEGROWERS @canegrowers ·

12 Jun

🎥 “This is about growers being part of the solution — and part of the reward.”
CANEGROWERS CEO Dan Galligan welcomes today’s Parliamentary Inquiry into the bioenergy potential of Qld’s sugarcane industry.
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#Bioenergy #QldSugar #CANEGROWERS #RenewableEnergy

Queensland Farmers' Federation @qldfarmers ·

24 Feb

🚜 Last Friday QFF and @CANEGROWERS participated in the #Agribusiness Investment Roundtable hosted by Treasurer, Minister for Energy and Minister for Home Ownership @DavidJanetzkiMP and Minister for Primary Industries @TonyPerrettMP.

#QldFarmers #Agriculture

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CANEGROWERS @canegrowers ·

18 Feb

BIG WIN FOR GROWERS! 🌱🚜💪
CANEGROWERS has secured replanting support for flood-affected growers! After strong advocacy alongside @QldFarmers and their commodities, the Qld Govt has agreed to extend disaster recovery grants to cover replanting costs - a crucial step in getting…

Queensland Farmers' Federation @qldfarmers ·

12 Feb

Next week Brisbane will be hosting @AgriFuturesAU @evokeAG 2025 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on 18-19 February.

Read more in our President's Column below 👇
https://bit.ly/4hPrpRb

#AgTech #AgChatOz #Agriculture