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CANEGROWERS chairman Owen Menkens said the aim of Sugar Cubed was to give growers an annual industry event to learn and speak about the challenges and opportunities that matter to them. Picture: QCL File

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Sugar Cubed aims to involve cane growers in industry innovations.

Sugar Cubed conference to address the 'big issues' facing cane growers

QAAFI and UQ Calf Alive project lead Associate Professor Luis Prada e Silva said the results were extremely promising. Picture: Supplied

Calf Alive research showed better calf and cow health benefits.

Calf Alive research shows good nutrition adds nearly 20kg for cows

Native Kakadu plums could replace synthetic chemicals and revolutionise the way the industry preserves meat. Picture: Supplied

Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat.

Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat

Amanda Turner shares a batch of ANZAC biscuits with Mount Isa RSL president Troy Hartas, a 20 year veteran who served in the Royal Australian Navy and retired a petty officer systems supervisor operator. Picture: Supplied

A Mount Isa QCWA member shares her grandma's ANZAC biscuit recipe.

Mount Isa QCWA member shares her grandma's no-fail ANZAC biscuit recipe

At Outback Date Farms, owner Mark Hampel said he's keen to share what he learned when they diversified their operations to include agrotourism. Picture: Supplied

Ten outback Qld producers to benefit from agrotourism mentoring

Free Qld agritourism mentoring program for 10 outback producers

Prime minister Anthony Albanese set a national agenda on Thursday when he announced new policy changes which will ensure all of Queensland 's 13.6 million taxpayers will get a tax cut from July 1. Picture: Alison Paterson

PM said Qld will help revolutionise Australian industry.

PM reveals Qld's part in renewables push

Southbrook producer Dean Messingham stands on his leased farm where his formerly healthy oats crop was decimated to bare earth in three days by fall armyworm. Picture: Alison Paterson

Fall armyworm has impacted early oats plantings with experts now concerned for more cereal crops.

Oats crop attacked by fall armyworm: grazier devastated

Bartholomew & Co principal Roy Bartholomew (far left) watches the crowd as stock agent Rhys Bodey records bids and auctioneer and stock agent Garth Weatherall (far right) direct the action at a weaner sale in Beaudesert on March 16. Picture: Alison Paterson

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Livestock agents on buyer confidence drop, predict price uptick.

Livestock agents reveal why buyer confidence fell, when prices could rise

Burketown mayor and Gulf grazier Ernie Camp on Nutella looked over the Leichhardt Falls which are around 800m from the Floraville Station homestead. Picture: Supplied

Rain on the Gulf worrying graziers as cattle struggle to stay high and dry.

Relentless rain drenching the Gulf leaching cattle fodder

Nancy Marsilio, a long-serving volunteer and horticultural steward with the Tully & District Show was honoured with a rare highly commended at the Qld Ag Shows Awards on March 16, 2024. Picture: Alison Paterson

Tully & District Show volunteer Nancy Marsilio honoured at Qld Ag Shows awards.