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Explore what it takes to put food on plates around the world, with our team of specialist reporters covering the big issues of rural life.
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Queensland Country Hour (opens the original)
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The National Farmers Federation has cut a deal with the federal government for faster processing of backpacker visas. Two mines in Far North Queensland have struck multiple deals to export tin and tungsten to the United States. A new Rabobank report says Australia may want to consider using part of its agricultural production to build a more resilient and secure domestic fuel supply.
Queensland Country Hour (opens the original)
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A former Bowen farm worker is turning his experience in North Queensland horticulture into a career developing the next generation of agricultural technology. A Muster Dogs fan-favourite now has his sights on training-the-trainers of the next generation of working dogs. The Machine of the Year has been awarded to an auto-fill system aimed at keeping autonomous robots spraying weeds into the night.
Queensland Country Hour (opens the original)
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Agricultural producers across Central Queensland have lost livestock, infrastructure, and grazing country as bushfires have burned through the region since the beginning of September. Australia's last grower-owned sugar mill is at risk of closing and is calling for a government bailout to survive. Water pressure in the Great Artesian Basin has slowly been recovering following the capping of hundreds of free-flowing bores or watering points often used by graziers in Queensland, but there's still
Queensland Country Hour (opens the original)
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The conflict in the Middle East is continuing to put pressure on global oil markets, but there could be a stabilisation in fuel prices soon. Industry leaders, policymakers and experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping Australia's food security and agricultural future. And it's shaping up to be a bumper lychee season thanks to strong flowering and increased plantings ... but farmers aren't getting ahead of themselves just yet.
Queensland Country Hour (opens the original)
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Explore what it takes to put food on plates around the world with our team of specialist reporters.
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