Advancing Beef Leaders program enhances TNQ Drought Hub and industry capacity TNQ Drought Hub Technical Adoption Officer Keerah Steele has recently travelled to Brisbane to graduate from the prestigious program, Advancing Beef Leaders (ABL). Being part of the 2022/23 cohort, Keerah experienced firsthand the transformative power of this tailored leadership
Join the TNQ Drought Hub and Get on Board Australia and enrol in the Governance Essentials online course. Good governance is the bedrock of every successful community organisation. Having skilled and capable people who can lead these organisations builds and maintains resilient towns and regions and enhances the outcomes for
The Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub is seeking eligible applicants to work with to build drought resilience across the TNQ region. The Tropical North Queensland Drought Resilience Grants scheme will fund up to $100,000 (GST exclusive) for each project that can demonstrate tangible benefits to one
Soil to Food conference highlights regions increasing interest in soils health. Previous Next Interest in soils heath has never been higher within the TNQ Drought Hub region. The Terrain NRM Soil to Food conference at the Tolga Sunflower Farm proved to be an invaluable opportunity for Regional Soils Coordinator, Dhiraj
Join the TNQ Drought Hub, Tafe Queensland and Reef Catchments and complete a Cert IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business. We have joined with Tafe Queensland and Reef Catchments to deliver a Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business (BSB40320) to those within the Mackay and Whitsundays region. Designed specifically for
Improving soils health and productivity with the National Soil Science team Previous Next Regional Soils Coordinator Dhiraj Gajera and Knowledge Broker Rachel Hay hosted the National Soil Science Extension Team Coordinator Abby Jenkins on a recent trip to tropical north Queensland in late May. The group visited several farms and
Rotary FNQ Field Days provides opportunity for soils testing and capturing producer problems. Previous Next The TNQ Drought Hub team attended and hosted a stall at the Rotary FNQ Field Days. The field days provided the opportunity for the team to meet with producers and the community so they could
One of our goals over the last few months has been to drive the collection of firsthand accounts of on-farm problems that producers and growers in our region experience. Our Drought Resilience Coordinators and Adoption Officers have been visiting properties and farms, attending field days, and forums and workshops to
Join the TNQ Drought Hub and Southern Gulf NRM for an Ag Succession and Future Proofing Forum. When and Where Cloncurry, 18 July, Cloncurry Community Precinct Richmond, 19 July, Civic Centre Hughenden, 20 July, Diggers Entertainment Centre  Hear from succession expert Scott Patterson who will give local business owners