- CANEGROWERS and George the Farmer have launched a new song and educational video, Sugarcane Train. The resources showcase how Queensland sugarcane is grown and processed, with curriculum-aligned materials coming in 2026. Read more here.
- AI is transforming agricultural extension, with QFVG noting how tools like drones, sensors and chatbots are improving access to timely, tailored advice. While technology can’t replace trusted relationships, it’s helping growers make faster, more informed decisions. Read more here.
- Greenlife Industry Queensland is hosting its final Brisbane Trade Day for 2025 on 26 November at Redland Showgrounds, giving retailers, florists and landscapers a chance to source fresh stock, new varieties and wholesale prices while connecting directly with growers and suppliers. Read more and register here.
- CottonInfo’s latest Crop to Top episode features the National Fire Ant Eradication Program discussing the risks invasive fire ants pose to agriculture. While not a direct threat to cotton yield, detections near cotton regions reinforce the need for strong on-farm biosecurity. Listen here.
- QFF corporate partner Telstra have developed a checklist on the best tips to get prepared and stay connected during natural disaster season. Read it here.
- Episode 90 of The Agri Coach Wealth and Wisdom Podcast explores how well-structured family agreements can support smooth succession, reduce conflict and protect the future of family farms. Kylie Wilson from Sparke Helmore Lawyers shares practical insights and a real-world case study. Listen here.
- CSIRO researchers are leading work on “responsible, application-driven AI” to help farmers make better, data-driven decisions. From precision forecasting to autonomous equipment, the next wave of AI-powered agtech is being developed to build trust, resilience and smarter farming systems. Read more here.
- The draft Pioneer Valley water plan and supporting documents are out for consultation, proposing sustainable water management that balances agricultural, industrial, urban, environmental and cultural needs. Read more and have your say here.
- The Queensland Government’s Unlocking Water project has identified more than 73,000 ML of additional water in the Barron and Mitchell plan areas, supporting on-farm development, improving water security and strengthening drought resilience for producers across the regions. Read more here.
- The National Farmers’ Federation has welcomed the United States’ decision to remove tariffs on a range of global agricultural goods, including Australian products. The move restores zero-tariff trade under the Australia–US Free Trade Agreement and supports key export sectors such as beef, wine and sheep meat. Read more here.