10 Things to Know - 19 January 2026

Skills Insight is inviting employers, training providers and industry to help strengthen workforce development for regional, rural and remote Australia.

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Agricultural Extension Work Placement Program Regional Bus Tour Showcases the Depth of Queensland Agriculture and Extension in Action

The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) and Biosecurity Queensland are encouraging all businesses to know the potential impacts of biosecurity events to their organisations, review their biosecurity readiness and strengthen their...

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10 Things to Know - 8 December 2025

QFVG has appointed Scott Kompo-Harms as its new CEO, starting 12 January 2026. With extensive experience across government and agricultural advocacy, Scott brings strong policy and industry insights to the role.

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How peak industry bodies in sectors outside of agriculture are supporting biosecurity risk management among their members

The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) and Biosecurity Queensland are encouraging all businesses to know the potential impacts of biosecurity events to their organisations, review their biosecurity readiness and strengthen their...

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HailNet

A collaboration between UQ, BOM and QFF, HailNet is building Queensland’s first hail and wind monitoring network to strengthen resilience and improve understanding of severe weather impacts.

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10 Things to Know – 1 September 2025

Join QFF and our peak body members on Friday, 21 November, for our annual National Agriculture Day Breakfast. Special guest speaker, the Premier of Queensland, Hon David Crisafulli, will reflect on his first 12 months in office and his...

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10 Things to Know – 25 August 2025

Last week QFF launched the Intensive Animal Industries Queensland Roadmap 2025–2035. The roadmap was developed through extensive consultation between industry leaders, government, researchers and peak bodies and sets a unified pathway...

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Privacy policy

Queensland Farmers’ Federation Privacy Policy This document sets out the principles that the Queensland Farmers’ Federation ABN 44 055 764 488 ( QFF or we , us , our ) adopts in relation to the protection and handling of personal information. QFF is committed to protecting your personal information, and does so in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles ( APP ), which are set out in Schedule 1 of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), and any other applicable state or territory legislation. NOTE : This Policy does not apply to the personal information of employees of QFF – if you are an employee, please contact our human resources team for more information about your privacy. Personal information means information or an opinion about an identified individual, or an individual who is reasonably identifiable, whether the information or opinion is true or not, and whether the information or opinion is recorded in a material form or not. Sensitive information is a type of personal information and includes health information, genetics, race, political opinion or membership, religion, philosophical beliefs, union membership, sexual preference and criminal record. Health information includes information about physical or mental health or a disability an individual has had at any time, an individual’s express wishes about future provision of health services to him or her, any health service that has been or is to be provided to an individual, any personal information collected to provide or in providing a health service, information collected in connection with a donation or intended donation of body parts, organs or body substances, genetic information that is or could be predictive of health at any time of the individual or a relative of the individual and healthcare identifiers. What kinds of personal information does QFF collect? The type of information we collect may include (but is not limited to): your name and date of birth; your contact details, such as home and email addresses, and telephone number; information about your personal circumstances (eg: marital status, gender, job title and relevant information about your partner and children); information about your background (eg: ethnicity, languages spoken, medical history, health and disability information); bank or credit card details; and photographs (where your identity is clear or can be reasonably ascertained from the relevant image). How does QFF use or disclose personal information? Using our websites When you visit our website to read, browse or download information, our system may record information such as browser type, operating system, the date and time you visit the websites, the pages accessed and any information downloaded.

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10 Things to Know – 30 June 2025

Queensland Treasurer, the Hon. David Janetzki MP has handed down the Crisafulli Government’s first state budget. QFF welcomed several commitments made to the agriculture sector, reiterating that the successful development of a shared...

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QFF and our peak industry body members welcome changes to the definition of ‘primary producer’ in Queensland

Primary producers across Queensland welcomed news last week when Minister for Primary Industries the Hon Tony Perrett announced changes to the definition of a ‘primary producer’ in Queensland at the Rotary FNQ Field Days event in...

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Managing on-farm risk and supporting resilience

Effectively managing farm business risk requires careful planning. This is especially true for farm businesses that are family owned and operated given the number of roles and responsibilities primary producers have on farm. Having the...

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Our members

QFF is a member-based organisation representing the interests of peak agriculture industry organisations (both state and national). Through our current membership, we represent more than 13,000 primary producers across the cotton, cane, horticulture, nursery and garden, and intensive animal industries.

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10 Things to Know – 12 May 2025

As the dust starts to settle following the Federal Election, QFF and its peak agricultural body members, including Cotton Australia, Queensland Fruit & Vegetable Growers and Canegrowers, are this week urging all levels of government...

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QFF events

Keep up to date with the latest events at the Queensland Farmers Federation (QFF)

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Time to get on with it following Federal Election result

Australians headed to the polls over the weekend to cast their vote in the 2025 Federal Election with the Australian Labor Party and Prime Minister the Hon Anthony Albanese now confirmed to return to government. Queensland agriculture’s...

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News

Keep up to date with the latest News and Events at Queensland Farmers Federation (QFF)

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Luke Stock – Mitigating future flood risk on a family-run dairy farm in the Lockyer Valley

Daloram Dairy, situated in Regency Downs, Lockyer Valley, is a family-run dairy farm operated by Luke Stock and his family.

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A productive and sustainable agriculture sector needs to be next Australian Government’s focus

Last week Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the federal election for Saturday, 3 May. The call came just 12 hours after the Opposition delivered its budget reply to the Federal Government’s pre-election budget which received a...

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