Advocacy
Our advocacy priorities
QFF has priorities across a range of issues relevant to the Queensland agriculture sector and its supply chain.
Water
We advocate for a coordinated, consultative approach to water planning policy and regulation to ensure water is efficiently supplied, affordable and secure for agriculture.
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Biosecurity
We advocate for stronger partnerships, shared responsibility and delivery models, and investment to manage Queensland’s rising biosecurity risks, because biosecurity is everyone’s risk and everyone's responsibility.
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Environment
QFF believes environmental outcomes will be best achieved through innovative, voluntary on-farm practices and a collaborative approach between Government and industry to ensure a profitable future for Queensland farmers.
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Workforce
We advocate for strong vocational education and training (VET), tertiary pathways, and industry-led training programs, to build agricultural skills for the future.
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Energy
We advocate for a affordable, reliable and effective energy system that allows Queensland farmers to optimise energy use, adopt technology, and explore localised energy solutions.
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Farm viability
We advocate for fair policy settings that support profitable farm businesses, strengthen regional communities and secure Queensland’s food, fibre and foliage supply.
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Land use planning
We advocate for planning policies developed through transparent measurement and reporting of land use changes, to protect Queensland’s farmland, support best-practice coexistence with other industries and secure the future of agricultural productivity.
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Risk, resilience and recovery
We advocate for stronger support frameworks to help farm businesses recover from disasters and hazards, and to build long-term preparedness and resilience.
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Transport and infrastructure
We advocate for a long-term, strategic approach to transport and logistics infrastructure that secures the future of agriculture and regional communities.
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