Topic: agriculture

The inaugural Women in Horticulture virtual tour gave participants an opportunity to delve deeper into topics of interest.

A new round of the State Government’s Rural Economic Development Grants has opened for expressions of interest.

Alexandra and Ralph Meyers are “accidental goat farmers” and as the meat grows in popularity they are struggling to keep up with demand.

Gin Gin’s newest enterprise, the Harvest Hostel, will welcome its first guests from next Tuesday.

Peanuts are big business for Bega Cheese, and they're working with Bundaberg farmers to quadruple the harvest in three to five years.

The period for objections to annual land valuations issued last month has been extended from 5 May to 1 July if coronavirus is the reason.

Bundaberg Fruit and Vegetables Growers (BFVG) have urged the community to keep an open mind about the future of Paradise Dam after the release of the Building Queensland report on the dam this week.

Bundaberg’s vision to become a national centre of excellence in Ag Tech took a major step forward this week with its first tenant, Greensill, announcing they will take up leased space in the Bargara Ag-Tech facility as early as next month.

A baiting program will assist landowners with protecting their properties from wild dogs when it is held in the region later this month.

Greensill Farming demonstrated the importance of having a relationship between the residents and business when they invited their neighbours to a community open day.