30 Mar 2026
- QFF and our peak body members join the National Farmers’ Federation in calling for urgent Federal Government action on fuel and fertiliser supply for primary producers ahead of today’s National Cabinet meeting. Read more here.
- Registrations open this week for the 2026 Pineapple Field Days, delivered by Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers on behalf of the Australian pineapple industry. The event is supported by Hort Innovation through pineapple industry levies and Australian Government contributions. Read more here.
- QFF Corporate Partner RELA has launched Assess 2.0, a free, independent platform designed to help landowners understand the renewable energy potential of their land and plan how it fits with existing farming operations. Read more here.
- Applications are now open for the Queensland Biosecurity Ambassador Program, which supports people to build their skills, grow their networks and raise awareness of biosecurity in their local communities. Regional representatives and young people aged 18–25 are encouraged to apply. Applications close midday, Monday 20 April 2026. Read more here.
- Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority has expanded disaster assistance for communities impacted by recent severe weather events, including Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle. Additional LGAs are now eligible for producer grants and concessional loans, with support available under a single disaster declaration covering multiple events since December 2025. Read more here.
- CarbonLink and QFF are continuing their partnership to help producers explore soil carbon projects and the role they can play in productivity, sustainability and farm income. QFF members and their networks can access an exclusive offer, including a free discovery call, discounted NetImpact Plan and a complimentary soil health assessment. Read more here. Book your free discovery call here.
- Exhibitor opportunities at the Australian Cotton Conference are filling fast. With less than 20 Trade Hall spots remaining, this is a valuable opportunity for businesses looking to strengthen their presence within the Australian cotton industry. Register here.
- Hear from the Egg Farmers of Australia CEO as she shares insights from international research into biosecurity, food safety and managing H5 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in Japan in QFF’s most recent Farm Business Resilience Program webinar, which is now available to watch on demand. Biosecurity is a key priority for QFF. In 2026 QFF and Biosecurity Queensland are continuing the Biosecurity in the Boardroom initiative, supporting stronger biosecurity risk management across all sectors. Read more here.
- The Rural, Regional and Remote Queensland Women annual survey is open now. The annual study explores the issues affecting women across regional Queensland, including access to services, mental health, natural disasters and drought, social connection, and the urban–rural divide. Read more here.
- QFF’s Energy Engagement and Education Advisor is helping connect farmers, communities and the energy sector as Queensland’s energy system evolves. Supported by Powerlink Queensland, the role ensures landholders have access to clear, practical information. Read more here.