23 Feb 2026
Last Friday, eastAUSmilk launched the Queensland Dairy Plan alongside the Hon. Minister for Primary Industries, Tony Perrett MP in Gympie. The Queensland Dairy Plan is a growth-focused plan to support the dairy industry through to 2032 identifying five key actions for the dairy industry over the next six years. Read more here.
A new bioenergy and food hub in the Scenic Rim has secured $80 million in joint investment, supporting a facility that will convert agricultural waste into renewable energy and biofertilisers. The project is expected to create more than 1,000 regional jobs, reinforcing the need for strong workforce development and industry capability. Read more here.
QFF’s Corporate Partner Sparke Helmore Lawyers has explained when a court may rectify a Will under Queensland’s Succession Act, including strict timeframes and the role of extrinsic evidence. Read more here.
Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers’ is partnering with Hort Connection 2026, Australia and New Zealand’s leading horticulture conference and trade show, taking place in Adelaide from 1-4 June. Early bird registrations are now open. Register here.
The Department of Primary Industries is calling for feedback on the draft Feral Pig Management Action Plan 2026-203, with consultation open until 12 March 2026. Read more and take the survey here.
Global sugar markets are increasingly demanding proof that the sugar they’re buying has been produced responsibly. Queensland canegrowers are responding through Smartcane BMP accreditation, delivered by CANEGROWERS, Queensland’s peak industry body for the sugarcane industry. Read more here.
QFF’s Corporate Partner Mitsubishi Motors Australia are offering a member bonus offer of National Fleet Pricing plus a $2,000 bonus on select Triton models until 31 March 2026 while stocks last. Get 10 Years Warranty, 10 Years Capped Price Servicing and 10 Years Roadside Assistance. Terms and conditions apply. Access the offer here.
Applications for the 2027 Nuffield Scholarships are now open. Step forward. Influence what comes next. Applications close 8 May 2026. Read more and apply here.
Australian producers are warning that illegal foreign fishing vessels entering northern waters pose a serious biosecurity threat, with horticulture in Australia particularly vulnerable to exotic pests and diseases. Read more here.
ABARES Outlook 2026 will be held on 3-4 March, delivering the latest commodity forecasts and analysis across agriculture, fisheries and forestry. The conference will delve into productivity, trade and sustainability, with options to attend in person or virtually. Read more here.