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Primary producers in the Pittsworth and Goondiwindi districts have the opportunity to expand their knowledge, free of charge, at a series of Rabo

Diverse and experienced group of directors have been appointed to Queensland Government owned enterprises14 of 21 appointments are womenFemale

Once devoid of insect life, Australian cotton paddocks are now teeming with spiders and other animals as the cotton industry moves further away from pesticide use.

Premium Content Subscriber only For the first time since July 2017 farmers drawing water from the Upper Condamine catchment will get access to their irrigation allocation. Until June 30, medium priority irrigators can draw up to 75 per cent of their allocation. The decision affects up to 80 producers, from Cecil Plains to Warwick. They include Cecil Plains cotton producer Stuart Armitage who will draw and store his allocation to water a summer cotton crop. “It is a big plus for us,” he s...