Property fire management planning — Mount Binga
2026-03-07 09:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Mount Binga Outdoor Education Centre, 13v Mount Binga Road, Mount Binga, Queensland, 4314, Australia
Learn how to create a fire management plan for your property at this free Property Fire Management Planning Workshop.
The workshop will provide information to landholders and guidance on creating individual fire management plans with the use of a map specific to each property. These plans aim to mitigate the risks associated with bushfires, with a focus on helping communities safeguard individual and collective properties. As maps will be provided, registration for this event is necessary.
Representatives from the Healthy Land & Water’s Queensland Fire & Biodiversity Consortium, Toowoomba Regional Council and Rural Fire Service Queensland will share information about their roles and offer advice about planning for the approaching fire season.

What to expect from the session:

Delve into fire management planning.
Tap into local support and resources.
Take home a BIG MAP of your property.
Connect with neighbours and community members.
An opportunity to discuss bushfire matters in your community.

Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
For more information, contact Jaime from Healthy Land & Water’s Queensland Fire & Biodiversity Consortium on jaime.k@hlw.org.au.

Jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

RCS Keep in Touch Day - Rockhampton
2026-03-09 09:30 - 16:00 | ‘Seven Hills’, 785 Old Coach Road, Marmor QLD 4702, 785 Old Coach Road, Marmor, QLD, 4702, Australia
Join RCS and hosts Pat and Mel Clancy at their property ‘Seven Hills’. Hear about their stud breeding enterprise and how they’ve refined their grazing and paddock management to better suit seasonal conditions and increase herd performance.
Facilitating the day is RCS’s Managing Director, David McLean, who will provide an overview of RCS’s grazing principles and how these can be applied on farm. The day will begin with a shed-discussion followed by a paddock walk where you’ll get to see the principles in action.
Discussion Topics

Stud breeding on a small grazing operation – How cooperator agreements can achieve the scale you may be missing
Fences that pay their way – Live electric fence designing and financial analysis using RCS FarmEye data
After the rain: Turning a good season into a strong 12-month plan – 12-Month planning after a wet start to 2026 in CQ

Ready to register?

Please bring your own chair, lunch, water and hat.
For more information, please contact RCS on 1300 356 004 or email info@rcsaustralia.com.au

Darling Downs Regional drought resilience plan consultation — Millmerran
2026-03-09 12:30 - 16:00 | Uniting Church Hall, Millmerran, 14 Florence Street, Millmerran, Queensland, 4357, Australia
Contribute to the design of projects addressing Regional Drought Resilience on the Darling Downs.
Now that the Regional Drought Resilience Plans have been formally approved by both the state and Australian Governments, we’re moving into the exciting next phase: shaping an Implementation Plan that turns broad ideas into practical, well-designed projects.
To help make this happen, we’re hosting a series of short, interactive roundtable discussions with local stakeholders, about the important steps and elements needed to most effectively implement these projects in the Darling Downs region.
It’s also a chance for participants to highlight the projects and priorities they believe will make the biggest difference in strengthening the region’s resilience for future droughts. While not every idea will immediately lead to funded activity, the feedback gathered will play a critical role in shaping projects that are realistic, impactful and ready for future investment opportunities.
The Plan is available online: https://rdrpqld.org.au/region/darling-downs-region/
Reserve your spot

Northern Beef Research Update Conference - Brisbane
2026-03-10 - 2026-03-13 | Voco Brisbane City Centre, 85-87 N Quey, Brisbane City, Queensland, 4000, Australia
Save the date!
Stay up to date with the latest information on the event here!

Mental health first aid — Stanthorpe
2026-03-10 09:00 - 2026-03-11 15:00 | Stanthorpe RSL, 46 Marsh St, Stanthorpe, QLD, 4380, Australia
Become a mental health first aider to support friends, family members, colleagues and others.
About 1 in 5 Australian adults experience a common mental illness each year. Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training will teach you practical skills to support someone with a mental health problem. Make a real difference to people in your community.
Attending Mental health first aid will:

improve your knowledge of mental illness, treatments and first aid actions
increase your confidence of providing first aid
decrease stigmatising attitudes
increase the level of support provided to others.

Learn practical first aid skills:

recognise common mental health problems
provide initial help using a practical, evidence-based Action Plan
seek appropriate professional help
respond in a crisis situation.

Please note: This is a 12-hour educational course, not a therapy or support group.
Sign up
RSVP by 9 March 2026 to Kelli Aston on 0407 739 330.
Free light morning tea and lunch NOT provided. Food available via the RSL. This course is funded by the TRACC Program Darling Downs Health, Royal Flying Doctor Service, Queensland Government and the Australian Government.

AgriWebb Agtech Innovation Day – Roma
2026-03-11 07:30 - 14:00 | Echo Hills, Roma-Taroom Road, Roma, Queensland, 4455, Australia
Join AgriWebb on farm at Echo Hills, outside of Roma, for a day filled with agtech innovation.
Come along and see AgriWebb partners like Farmbot and OptiWeigh, and special guests from Agrista and the Lachlan Hughes Foundation.
*Please arrive at 7:30am for an 8am start time. Please BYO camp chair.
Simply fill out the form to register!

Developing thriving landscapes — Biggenden
2026-03-12 08:30 - 16:00 | Delmere, Biggenden, 269 Degilbo Mines Road, Biggenden, Queensland, 4621, Australia
Join BMRG and hosts Jake and Anna Hoey on Thursday 12 March at “Delmere” in Biggenden for a hands-on exploration into the future of regenerative grazing.
With a spotlight on building diverse pastures and retaining moisture in the landscape, this complimentary field day offers landholders a practical opportunity to enhance soil health, grazing productivity, and ecosystem resilience.
You’ll hear from two of Queensland’s leading voices in grazing land management and landscape hydrology stewardship:

Andrew Zerner, Principal Advisor for Resource Consulting Services (RCS), will share insights into applying regenerative grazing principles that reduce inputs, boost profitability, and restore landscape function.
Stuart Andrews, Founder of Tarwyn Park Training and champion of Natural Sequence Farming, will demonstrate how rehydrating the land can drive long-term ecological and economic benefits—helping us better manage drought, fire, and flood.

Event Details

Delmere, 269 Degilbo Mines Road, Biggenden QLD
Thursday 12 March 2026
8.30am registration for a 9.00am start – 4.00pm finish
Morning tea and lunch provided – BYO chair, water bottle, hat and sunscreen

Learn more and register here.

Goat forum — Bollon
2026-03-13 | Bollon, Bollon, Qld, 4488, Australia
AgForce would like you to save the date, 13 March, for the Goat Forum to be held in Bollon.
For more information and to register click here!
Enquiries:
Elle Rands, AgForce SIQ Regional Manager, 0407 101 773
Kerrie Cribb, AgForce SWQ Regional Manager, 0418 485 501

Soil first: erosion management and rehydration for grazing country — Wandoan
2026-03-16 09:00 - 13:00 | Goorewan, Gulugaba, 351 Cormacks Road, Gulugaba, Queensland, 4418, Australia
Join Dawson Catchment Coordinating Association and Central Queensland Landscape Alliance for Soil first on 16 March. The practical hands-on workshop will explore a range of trials and management options designed to reduce erosion risk and improve landscape function. Learn what’s being tested, what’s showing promise, and what could work on your country, in your system, within your budget.
Hear from Glenn Landsberg
Glenn is a farmer, rehydration consultant and pilot focused on restoring landscape function in Australia’s rangelands. His aerial perspective helps him identify degraded areas and implement targeted earthworks that slow water movement, leading to improved soil health and promoting grass growth. By enhancing moisture retention, his approach helps to create more resilient and productive landscapes.
Event details
Soil first has been fully funding, including morning tea and lunch.
Plan to arrive at around 8:30am as the event will start at 9, with a 1pm finish.
To book your seat, contact Chloe Paviour, on 0427 902 374, or Kylie MacTaggart, on 0419 686 259.

GRDC Herbicide behaviour workshop — Toowoomba
2026-03-17 08:00 - 2026-03-18 13:00 | Burke and Wills Hotel, Toowoomba, 554 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Queensland, 4350, Australia
Herbicide resistance is changing product use. In many situations, products and mixtures that previously worked are now less effective.
This workshop will focus on the biological pathways and environmental factors that influence herbicide performance, along with interactions that may occur when products are mixed and will be delivered by ICAN Senior Consultant Mark Congreve.
Participants will leave with a better understanding of the key factors dictating herbicide performance and what can be done in the paddock to ensure weed control is maximised. Knowing what weeds will be controlled from a herbicide application is the easy bit – it’s on the label. More challenging questions include:

Why do herbicides perform or fail in some situations? How do environmental factors influence this?
What can happen when we tank mix?
Critical comments on the label. Why are they important?
How do adjuvants and water conditioning agents work? What should be used, when and why?
How does resistance affect different herbicides? What strategies can be used as resistance emerges?
How do residual herbicides work and what influences their breakdown?

Workshop numbers will be capped to ensure effective participation. Workshop registrations will be accepted on a first-in basis and a ‘wait list’ will be established for workshops that sell out.

For more information, contact Erica McKay, on 02 94824930 or erica@icanrural.com.au.

From Forecast to Farm: Ready for Whatever the Weather - Eidsvold
2026-03-17 08:30 - 14:30 | Eidsvold Community Hall, 50 Moreton Street, Eidsvold, Queensland, 4627, Australia
Join BMRG at this free, hands-on workshop designed to help producers better understand climate influences, make sense of forecasts and use practical tools to plan with confidence for the season ahead.
What you’ll learn

Key climate drivers influencing our region — and what they mean locally
Where to access reliable weather and climate information
How to interpret seasonal forecasts and apply them to on-property decisions
A practical planning session focused on the next three months
Strategies for managing livestock heat and cold stress
Hands-on use of the NACP App and green date calculations

Guest speakers

Susanne Wright – NACP/UniSQ
Vicki Mayne – NACP/UniSQ
Dr Rachel Taylor – UniSQ

What to Bring
Please bring your laptop, tablet or smartphone, as this is a hands-on workshop with interactive activities throughout the session.
Register
Please RSVP by 11th March.

Darling Downs Regional drought resilience plan consultation — Stanthorpe
2026-03-17 09:00 - 12:30 | Varias, Stanthorpe, 22 Caves Road, Stanthorpe, Queensland, 4380, Australia

Soil to success: Maximising land productivity — Goovigen
2026-03-17 09:00 - 13:00 | 952 Jambin-Goovigen Road, Goovigen, 952 Jambin-Goovigen Road, Goovigen, Queensland, 4702, Australia
“Get hands-on with practical erosion control strategies! Explore real-life trials, discover what’s working, and learn how to apply solutions tailored to your property, your system, and your budget. Walk away with clear, actionable steps to boost productivity, retain water, and improve groundcover.”
Join Dawson Catchment Coordinating Association and Central Queensland Landscape Alliance for Soil to success on 17 March. The practical hands-on workshop will explore a range of trials and management options designed to reduce erosion risk and improve landscape function. Learn what’s being tested, what’s showing promise, and what could work on your country, in your system, within your budget.
Hear from Glenn Landsberg
Glenn is a farmer, rehydration consultant and pilot focused on restoring landscape function in Australia’s rangelands. His aerial perspective helps him identify degraded areas and implement targeted earthworks that slow water movement, leading to improved soil health and promoting grass growth. By enhancing moisture retention, his approach helps to create more resilient and productive landscapes.
Event details
Soil to success has been fully funding, including morning tea and lunch.
Plan to arrive at around 8:30am as the event will start at 9, with a 1pm finish.
To book your seat, contact Chloe Paviour, on 0427 902 374, or Kylie MacTaggart, on 0419 686 259.

From Forecast to Farm: Ready for Whatever the Weather - Kingaroy
2026-03-18 08:30 - 14:30 | Kingaroy RSL, Cnr Short and Markwell Streets, Kingaroy, Qld, 4610, Australia

2026 NTCA Conference — Darwin
2026-03-18 12:00 - 2026-03-20 23:30 | Darwin Convention Centre, 10 Stokes Hill Road, Darwin, NT, 0800, Australia
For all information about the 2026 Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association Conference, visit the conference webpage.
Wednesday 18 March
NTCA Ladies Lunch

Thursday 19 March
Tech & Tea – Conference Day 1

NTCA AGM (Full Members Only)

NTCA Welcome Drinks

Friday 20 March
Second Round – NTCA Conference Day 2
NTCA Gala Dinner

Nutrition EDGE — Katherine
2026-03-24 08:30 - 2026-03-26 17:00 | Katherine, Katherine, NT, 0850, Australia
Join us at Nutrition EDGE Katherine, where you will learn:

Nutritional requirements of your cattle and sheep
Pasture intake, quality and diet quality
What supplements to feed and when
What tools to use to make better management decisions for a range of seasonal conditions.

Date: 24-26 March
Venue: Katherine, NT (plus paddock exercises)
Time: 8.30am to 5.00pm all days
Presenter: Désirée Jackson, Désirée Jackson Livestock Management
Cost: $1,950* + GST / 1st person from one business; $1,650* + GST / 2nd and 3rd person from same business (primary producers only). Cost includes comprehensive set of workshop notes, workbook and lunch, morning and afternoon tea each day. *Register and pay for the workshop by 24 February to receive the early bird discount of $250.
Who to contact for registration: Désirée Jackson, M: 0409 062 692 or E: desireejackson@djlm.com.au

Darling Downs Regional drought resilience plan consultation — Goondiwindi
2026-03-27 09:00 - 12:30 | Gateway to Training Centre, 15-21 Russell Street, Goondiwindi, Qld, 4390, Australia

Nutrition EDGE - Broome
2026-03-30 08:30 - 2026-04-01 17:00 | Broome, Broome , WA, 6725, Australia
Join us at Nutrition EDGE Broome, where you will learn:

Nutritional requirements of your cattle and sheep
Pasture intake, quality and diet quality
What supplements to feed and when
What tools to use to make better management decisions for a range of seasonal conditions.

Date: 30th March – 1st April
Venue: Broome, WA (plus paddock exercises)
Time: 8.30am to 5.00pm all days
Presenter: Désirée Jackson, Désirée Jackson Livestock Management
Cost: $1,950* + GST / 1st person from one business; $1,650* + GST / 2nd and 3rd person from same business (primary producers only). Cost includes comprehensive set of workshop notes, workbook and lunch, morning and afternoon tea each day. *Register and pay for the workshop by 3rd March to receive the early bird discount of $250.
Who to contact for registration: Désirée Jackson, M: 0409 062 692 or E: desireejackson@djlm.com.au
Click here to see the full event flyer.

Understanding the Opportunities for Emissions Accounting on Farm (Session 1) – Maryborough
2026-03-30 09:00 - 14:30 | Carriers Arms Hotel, Maryborough, 405 Alice Street, Maryborough, Queensland, 4650, Australia
Keen to understand greenhouse gas emissions reporting and what it means for your business?
Join BMRG in the first of a 3-part training series on Natural Capital and emerging markets.
Designed for primary producers, this session will help you understand how to calculate baseline greenhouse gas emissions on farm and the benefits of doing so.
Guest Speakers
Will Onus, Ruminati – will share practical guidance on measuring and managing on-farm emissions using accessible, producer-focused tools
Nakita Thackwray, Carbon Stock – will provide expert insight into carbon, biodiversity and emerging natural capital opportunities for landholders.
Ready to register?

The Climate Smart Catchments Natural Capital Training series is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.

Darling Downs Regional drought resilience plan consultation — Dalby
2026-03-30 12:30 - 16:00 | Dalby Senior Citizens Centre, Corner of Condamine and Roche Streets, Dalby, Qld, 4405, Australia

NT Branch Brahman selection workshop — Katherine
2026-04-13 08:30 - 17:00 | Katherine Research Station, 449 Stuart Highway, Katherine, NT, 0851, Australia
The NT branch of the Australian Brahman Breeders Association invites you to join them at the Brahman selection workshop, Katherine, 13 April.
Discussion topics include:

in-depth aspects of breeding and selecting for, herd improvement, productivity and longevity
interpreting and understanding EBVs
heifers and bulls to be at Flanagan Yards to be used for examples and discussion.

Presenters include Matthew Noakes (ABBA President) and Reade Radel (ABBA Board Member).
RSVP by email, or call Brad on 0429 806 477 or Jess on 0400 258 048.
Catering will be provided.

BeefUp Forum - Morven
2026-04-14 08:00 - 17:00 | Morven, Morven, Queensland, 4468, Australia
Date claimer – more details to be advised.

Douglas Daly Research Farm field day
2026-04-14 08:00 - 17:00 | Douglas Daly Research Farm, Jungawa Road, Douglas-Daly, NT, 0822, Australia
Join the NT Department of Agriculture and Fisheries at Douglas Daly Research Farm to learn about livestock and cropping research across the region.
The DDRF Field day will feature presentations on the following topics and projects:

low-methane cattle and feedbase research with ZNE-Ag CRC
the Repronomics projects
virtual fencing in the NT
crops for cattle and feeding cottonseed
buffalo fly management
cropping project updates.

There will be time throughout the day to network with researchers, service providers and industry representatives; with a social BBQ dinner and drinks to wrap up the event.
Let the team know you’re coming!

Setting Your Weaners Up For Success - Moura
2026-04-28 09:00 - 14:00 | Moura, Moura, Qld, 4718, Australia
Are you maximising profit from your weaners?
Join the Department of Primary Industries team members and discuss all things Weaner Management at our 3 FREE workshops.
Topics will include:
• Weaner nutrition
• Disease and parasite management
• Maximising production from your breeder herd
• The economics behind early weaning
• Current DPI projects and funding opportunities
Morning tea and lunch will be provided – Please advise of any dietary requirements
RSVP close 20th April using the following TryBooking link.

Setting Your Weaners Up For Success - Springsure
2026-04-29 09:00 - 14:00 | Springsure, Springsure, Qld, 4722, Australia

Mental health first aid — Warwick
2026-04-29 09:00 - 2026-04-30 15:00 | SDIEA building, Warwick, 163 Palmerin Street, Warwick, Queensland, 4370, Australia

Setting Your Weaners Up For Success - Clermont
2026-04-30 09:00 - 14:00 | Clermont, Clermont, Qld, 4721, Australia

Succession negotiation workshop series: Phase 2 — Collinsville
2026-05-07 08:00 - 2026-05-08 17:00 | Opal Ridge Motel, 23 Stanley Street, Collinsville, Qld, 4804, Australia
NQ Dry Tropics invites you to Allan Parker’s Succession negotiation workshop series.
In a rapidly changing world, we need to evolve to stay in step with our surroundings. Succession negotiation helps individuals, groups and communities create practical, future-ready succession pathways. It moves us beyond ‘business-as-usual’ toward transition, transformation, and ultimately co-creation — unlocking new ways of thinking, working and progressing together.
Read more about Allan Parker
Phase 1: Leading and negotiating succession planning | 12-13 February, Opal Ridge Motel (conference room), Collinsville
Phase 2: Regional brain resetting | 7-8 May, Opal Ridge Motel (conference room), Collinsville
Thinking of coming?
For more information contact Teagan Morris, NQ Dry Tropics NRM Project Manager on 0418 816 753.
This event is hosted by the Landholders Driving Change (LDC2) project funded by the Queensland Government through the Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.

Nutrition EDGE - Dalby
2026-05-11 08:30 - 2026-05-13 17:00 | Dalby, Dalby, Queensland, 4405, Australia
Join us at Nutrition EDGE Dalby, where you will learn:

Nutritional requirements of your cattle and sheep
Pasture intake, quality and diet quality
What supplements to feed and when
What tools to use to make better management decisions for a range of seasonal conditions.

Date: 11-13th May 2026
Venue: Dalby, QLD (plus paddock exercises)
Time: 8.30am to 5.00pm all days
Presenter: Désirée Jackson, Désirée Jackson Livestock Management
Cost: $1,950* + GST / 1st person from one business; $1,650* + GST / 2nd and 3rd person from same business (primary producers only). Cost includes comprehensive set of workshop notes, workbook and lunch, morning and afternoon tea each day. *Register and pay for the workshop by 27 March to receive the early bird discount of $250.
Who to contact for registration: Désirée Jackson, M: 0409 062 692 or E: desireejackson@djlm.com.au
Click here to see the full event flyer.

RCS Grazing Clinic 2026 - Emerald
2026-05-12 08:15 - 2026-05-14 12:30 | Mayfair Ridge Tavern, 7-11 Mayfair Drive, Emerald, Qld, 4720, Australia
Grazing Clinic Short Course | 2.5 Days
Ready to take your grazing operation to the next level? The RCS Grazing Clinics offer a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts and gain the practical skills you need to maximise productivity and profitability.
Why Choose an RCS Grazing Clinic?

Expert Guidance: Learn from industry-leading experts who have a deep understanding of grazing principles and practical experience.
Tailored Approach: RCS clinics are designed to cater to the specific needs of grass farmers, providing relevant and actionable insights.
Proven Results: Implement proven strategies that have helped countless farmers increase yields, improve pasture health and enhance profitability.
Holistic Approach: Gain a comprehensive understanding of grazing management, from soil health and pasture nutrition to livestock management and financial planning.
Community and Support: Connect with like-minded producers and benefit from a supportive network of peers.

What You’ll Learn:

Master the Fundamentals: Gain a solid foundation in grazing principles, including pasture ecology, nutrient cycling and animal behaviour.
Optimise Pasture Health: Discover techniques to improve soil health, promote plant diversity and enhance pasture resilience.
Maximise Livestock Performance: Learn how to optimise grazing rotations, adjust stocking rates and provide optimal nutrition for your livestock.
Harness the Power of Data: Utilise grazing management tools and data analysis to make informed decisions and track progress.
Build a Sustainable Future: Explore new agriculture practices and learn how to create a sustainable and profitable grazing operation.

Investment
Early Bird: $1,490 per person (available until 13th April 2026)
Standard: $1,890 per person
Secure your spot now!
