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Rolleston property nominated for green gong
4/07/2008 | Cattle and grain property Mt Panorama, near Rolleston in Central Queensland, is in the running for one of Queensland's top environment awards.
Qld revokes drought aid for five shires
3/07/2008 | The State Government has revoked the drought declared status of the Flinders Shire Council, the Bundaberg Regional Council and the Isaac Regional Council.
Chick Olsson: Lord of the blowflies?
3/07/2008 | Australian Wool Innovation director Chick Olsson admits the company he helped set up may be worth a lot of money one day, but it may also just help save the wool industry.
Pork over an ethanol barrel
3/07/2008 | The impact of surging demand for biofuels on feed prices is a key factor behind the downturn of the American pork industry, a US expert told the Pan Pacific Pork conference at the Gold Coast last week.
Large numbers flow into Roma
2/07/2008 | Large numbers of cattle continued to flow into Roma's store sale yesterday, with a total of 9500 head yarded and prices for most categories strengthen during the sale.
1/07/2008 | A new Liberal National Party is one key step closer to reality today after a plebiscite of Liberal members returned an 86pc vote in favour of creating a single conservative party in Queensland.
Fresh approach to the future of Qld beef
1/07/2008 | Growth of Queensland's $4.3 billion beef industry is set to be reinvigorated following the launch of the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries' newest flagship, FutureBeef.
Deep-planted chickpeas set to deliver
29/06/2008 | Excellent subsoil moisture and effective deep planting technology has enabled Gindie district grain grower Justin Howard to successfully plant 1700 hectares to chickpeas this winter.
27/06/2008 | Ever had the opportunity to explore a national park with a ranger? As part of Queensland’s Centenary of Parks celebrations, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rangers are hosting four overnight adventures in four central west national parks in August.
26/06/2008 | The Queensland Opposition has claimed credit for many of the ideas in the State Government's 'Fresh Approach' for the Department of Primary Industries unveiled this week.
26/06/2008 | Federal Member for Maranoa, Bruce Scott will be hosting the Meeting of Minds Forum, to provide an opportunity for important stakeholder discussion on the development of the Surat Energy Resources Province, on Wednesday July 9.
26/06/2008 | Ian Donges, chairman of Grain & Graze - a groundbreaking rural research and extension program involving thousands of farmers across Australia - praised the efforts of regional management committees at the program’s final forum held in Canberra from Monday 23 June to Wednesday 25 June.
Queensland only days from being declared EI free
26/06/2008 | Queensland will be officially declared free of the crippling equine influenza disease on Monday, June 30 - moving Australia one step closer to becoming one of the very few countries in the world to achieve eradication.
26/06/2008 | Federal Member for Maranoa, Bruce Scott has thrown his support behind Nanango locals in their fight to retain local access to the National Australia Bank (NAB).
26/06/2008 | The Bligh Government's 'Fresh Approach' to primary industries is about action not rhetoric, Primary Industries and Fisheries Minister Tim Mulherin said today.
Climate change to hit harder and faster
26/06/2008 | Climate change is occurring faster than forecast, and will hit Australian agriculture harder than expected.
Qld wool gets international boost
25/06/2008 | An Australian-based wool marketing company is making a big impact in the international arena using a new type of marketing initiative.
25/06/2008 | AgForce supports the refocus of the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries announced by Minister Tim Mulherin yesterday, but says the real test will be in how the department implements its Fresh Approach initiative.
Mulherin's plan to treble Qld farm output
24/06/2008 | The State Government has announced a major overhaul for the Department of Primary Industries, proposing significant changes in order to treble the value of Queensland's agricultural output by 2020.
Three more Cape rivers locked up
23/06/2008 | Three pristine and near pristine river basins on Cape York will being formally nominated as Queensland's next wild rivers, locking them up from any significant agricultural development.
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30/06/2008 | A series of polls conducted around the country last week have pointed to dangerous times ahead for Labor's grip on power in all States and Territories.
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