Australian Rangeland Society Conference 19 – 21 September, Broome A group of TNQ Hub sponsored land holders and hub staff attended the biennial Australian Rangeland Society Conference in Broome earlier in September. Director David Phelps’ passion for Mitchell Grass was on full display with his poster presentation on “Mitchell Grass
SAAFE CRC Launch and AMR Solutions Summit, 18 – 21 September, Adelaide Transformational Agricultural Systems (TAS) Program Lead Yvette Everingham was invited to present on the work the hub is doing and how it aligns with the National Agricultural Innovation Agenda at the recent launch of Australia’s Cooperative Research Centre
Enhancing People Management Skills with Dr Jane Oorschot and Australian Women in Agriculture 59 participants from across Queensland took place in a transformative online People Management Series run by Building Human Capacity Program Lead, Dr Jane Oorschot. The series with ran from June to early September delved into the critical
Northern Australia Climate Program (NACP) Meeting, 4 – 6 September, Cairns Director, David Phelps in partnership with the Northern Hub and SQNNSW Hub recently presented at the Northern Australia Climate Program (NACP) where they discussed the levels of resilience (individual property/agribusiness, town and community, and regional) needed for a business to
TNQ Drought Hub unveils new artwork collaboration with local Indigenous artist Previous Next The TNQ Drought Hub has unveiled a new artwork as part of their way to acknowledge and pay respects to Indigenous knowledge, created in collaboration with Cairns artist and cultural practitioner, Bernard Lee Singleton. The artwork, entitled
MITEZ General Meeting Agricultural Development in North West Stakeholders, 24 August, Hughenden The hub was invited to attend the latest MITEZ (Mount Isa to Townsville Economic Development Zone) stakeholder meeting to learn more about upcoming projects. Water access and infrastructure was an important topic of conversation to help with the
Recipients announced for $350,000 Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Grants  Four major projects to boost the agricultural sector’s resilience against drought and climate variability in northern Queensland will soon get off the ground after securing a share of $350,000 funding from the Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Grant Scheme. Tropical
“Resilience”; some people love the word, others find it overused, but no matter what you think of the word it’s something that we all need to be – stronger, better and readier. In the face of a new reality, we need to be able to adapt, re-shape and transform. As
National Smart Soils Community of Practice Field Trip, 21 – 24 August, WA Wheatbelt region Regional Soils Coordinator Dhiraj Gajera was fortunate to be able to attend the WA Smart Soil tour organsied by Soil Science Australia. Dhiraj said “it’s always a great experience to see different soil types of soil, soils profiles,