FutureBeef

Drones for Decision Making Workshop: Online
2026-05-14 08:30 - 16:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Online, Australia
This one-day online workshop will help you understand how drone data can be used to spot problems earlier, reduce time spent driving paddocks, manage weeds, pests and stock more efficiently, and make data driven decision with confidence.
By the end of this workshop, participants will:

Understand how drones support weed, pest, livestock, and infrastructure management
Learn how thermal imaging improves mustering and feral animal control
Identify opportunities to reduce labour, fuel, and operational costs
Understand how to build a simple, repeatable monitoring program

If you’re curious about drones but want proven, realistic ways to trial and use them on your own property, this session will help you move from interest to action. No prior knowledge or experience is required. Participants will also be offered a complimentary 1:1 planning session from workshop facilitator, John Coulmobe, should you want to tailor your enquiries to your farm.

Details
Date: Thursday 14th May 2026
Time: 8:30am – 4:00pm
Location: Online. A link to the workshop will be provided to via email one week before the event.

This project is funded by the Australian Government under Saving Native Species and delivered by Southern Queensland Landscapes, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

Managing communications during a crisis — Boonah
2026-05-14 08:30 - 16:30 | The Outlook, 4001 Boonah-Ipswich Road, Boonah, Qld, 4310, Australia
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) is delivering a ‘Managing communications during a crisis’ workshop to help farmers, community leaders and industry representatives build confidence communicating during challenging situations.
Delivered by speciality agricultural communications agency Blue Hill, the workshop will cover how to engage with media and stakeholders on sensitive topics including:

farm accidents and fatalities
biosecurity outbreaks
natural disasters
activist trespass and more.

What the training session will look like

Real-life crisis examples and hypothetical scenarios, covering theory and strategies for proactively managing media during a crisis.
Practical activities, such as mock radio and TV interviews, along with discussions to prepare participants to deal with media and other stakeholders should a crisis occur on their farm or in their community.

Who will you hear from?

Blue Hill Founder and Managing Director – Stacey Wordsworth
Blue Hill Director – Audience and Voice – Michael Thomson
QFF Project Manager Risk, Recovery and Resilience – Kerry Battersby

Workshop details
Date: 14th May 2026
Time: 8:30am – 4:30pm
Location: The Outlook Training and Resource Centre, 4001 Ipswich Boonah Rd, Boonah QLD 4310
How to register

For more information please visit www.qff.org.au/projects/crisis/.
You can also learn more about the training by contacting Kerry Battersby, QFF Project Manager – Risk, Recovery and Resilience, by emailing kerry@qff.org.au or calling 0419 614 765.

Healthy Soil, Plants, Animals & People - Kogan
2026-05-16 08:30 - 14:45 | Kogan Business Centre, Dalby Kogan Road, Kogan, Queensland, 4406, Australia
Discover the important role microbes play in nutrition for healthy soil, plants, animals and people.
Join the Kogan Progress Association, DPI and Southern Queensland Landscapes to learn about everyday things that will help you and your landscape to be functionally fit.

Topics covered
• Overview of microbes in our environment and lives, and how our management practices influence them.
• Let’s talk about nourishing food
• Deep dive how microbes influence soil & plant nutrition
• Projects available with Southern QLD Landscapes
• Farm Business Resilience drought preparedness grant
Speakers
Marcia Smith, DPI Beef Extension Officer, Toowoomba
Sarah Fea, Agroecologist, Founder of BEAR Biologics, Toowoomba
Dr. Payel Sinha, Southern Qld Landscapes Project Lead, Toowoomba
Workshop details
Date: Saturday 16th May
Time: 8:30am – 2:45pm
Location: Kogan Community Centre, Dalby Kogan Road, Kogan 4406
A nourishing lunch will be provided. Attendees are welcome to bring a small homemade plate to share for morning tea.
Registrations
Please RSVP for catering purposes by Tuesday 12th May.

This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.

RCS Business fundamentals workshop — Brisbane
2026-05-19 08:15 - 2026-05-21 17:30 | Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane, 23 Leichhardt Street, Brisbane, Qld, Australia
This three-day workshop will give you a solid handle on all the necessary business stuff while showing you how to become more proficient, organised and effective, so you can spend less time in the office and more on the things that make you happy.
The workshop covers four key areas:

This workshop will give you practical, actionable steps you can take to enable more effective use of your office time and quicker, more confident decision-making, so you can spend more time doing whatever it is that you love – quality time with family, being out in the paddock or maybe contributing to your community. What will you do with your newfound freedom?
Participants will learn how to analyse an agricultural business and have the unique opportunity to use data from their own business. If you do not have your own business or data, that’s fine it will not affect your learning experience. Suitable for all skill and confidence levels. If you would like to use your own business information please click here for what you will need to get the most out of these sessions. You do not need to disclose any information to other participants, this is purely for your use.
To really cement the connection between production and profit in your business, this workshop is best attended by the people who are responsible for the outside stuff, as well as the inside stuff.
Investment
Early Bird: $1,690 per person (available until 20th April 2026)
Standard: $2,090 per person

Bushfire and Disaster Preparedness workshop — Surat
2026-05-19 08:30 - 14:30 | New Royal Hotel Surat, 63 Burrowes Street, Surat, Qld, 4417, Australia
Join Industry Resilience and Recovery Officers at a free, hands-on Bushfire and Disaster Preparedness workshop coming up in May.
Delivered by RFCS Southern Queensland in partnership with the Department of Primary Industries, these workshops are a chance to do some practical planning for the season ahead.
You’ll receive a free A0, car-bonnet sized map of your property and work through it to identify risks, map hazards and plan practical mitigation strategies. Registration before the close date is essential.
Register now for a workshop near you!
For more information and to register at a workshop near you, click on the links below:

Injune – 13 May, 8:30am – 2:30pm
Surat – 19 May, 8:30am – 2:30pm
Chinchilla – 21 May, 8:30am – 2:30pm
Maidenwell – 9 June, 8:30am – 2:30pm

Dry season decisions for graziers – Warwick
2026-05-21 08:00 - 14:50 | Warwick RSL, 65 Albion Street, Warwick, Queensland, 4370, Australia
Join fellow graziers to share and discuss dry season management options for the year ahead.
Topics that will be covered on the day include:

The current situation
Where we are headed
Evaluating options for the year ahead
Information and tools to help inform your decisions
Drought Preparedness Grant

Marcia Smith and Roger Sneath (DPI livestock extension officers) will facilitate the day and other industry services will also be present.
Bring your ideas and wisdom from past experience to exchange with others.
For catering please register by Monday 18 May.

You can also register with and get more information from Roger Sneath on 0429 721 926 or Wim Linstom on (07) 4685 5005.

The Farm Business Resilience Program is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government’s Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.

Bushfire and Disaster Preparedness workshop — Chinchilla
2026-05-21 08:30 - 14:30 | The Club Hotel Chinchilla, 131 Heeney Street, Chinchilla, Qld, 4413, Australia

Reef Extension Think Tank 2026 — Cairns
2026-05-21 09:00 - 2026-05-22 16:00 | Rydges Esplanade Resort Cairns, 209-217 Abbott Street, Cairns, QLD, 4870
Reimagining your extension journey

Grow your confidence, sharpen your skills, and expand your impact at this two-day event for extension practitioners.
Day one, choose from the targeted Masterclasses designed to strengthen your farmer focussed engagement or build your co-design capability for complex community challenges.
Then on day two, join the Reef Extension Think Tank 2026 – a dynamic, hands-on day tackling real-world extension issues alongside leading experts and peers.

Don’t forget to register!

See flyer here.

From fire to forage: Insights for productive and resilient spinifex lands
2026-05-21 13:00 - 14:00 | Online webinar, Australia
What if spinifex country holds more grazing potential than we’ve been using?
Spinifex (Triodia species) covers over 25% of Australia’s landmass and is a dominant feature across northern rangelands. Despite its extensive coverage, practical knowledge around managing spinifex pastures for grazing remains limited and often untapped.
To shed light on this vital yet underexplored resource, insights were gathered from 21 pastoralists, 5 Traditional Owners, and 7 rangeland scientists from the Pilbara, Kimberley, and Central Australia. Together, their experiences reveal practical strategies that balance sustainable grazing and fire management to unlock the potential of spinifex country.
From Fire to Forage: Insights for Productive and Resilient Spinifex Lands 📅 21 May 2026 | 11:00am AWST (1:00pm AEST, 12:30pm NT)
Join Matthew Fletcher (Range Assist, Kununurra WA) and Mervyn Wortley (Ruby Plains Station, Halls Creek WA) as they delve into the science, stories, and strategies for managing spinifex for productivity and resilience.
This engaging session will explore:

Why spinifex matters in grazing systems
How fire can be used to lift feed quality and manage pasture
The balance between cool and hot burns for spinifex health
On-ground experience from Ruby Plains Station
Supplementary feeding strategies in spinifex country

If you work in northern rangelands, this is a chance to rethink what spinifex country can actually do for your operation.
📅 Register now to secure your spot.

Dry season decisions for graziers – Millmerran
2026-05-22 08:00 - 14:50 | Millmerran Community and Cultural Centre, Walpole Street, Millmerran, Qld, 4357, Australia
Join fellow graziers to share and discuss dry season management options for the year ahead.
Topics that will be covered on the day include:

The current situation
Where we are headed
Evaluating options for the year ahead
Information and tools to help inform your decisions
Drought Preparedness Grant

Marcia Smith and Roger Sneath (DPI livestock extension officers) will facilitate the day and other industry services will also be present.
Bring your ideas and wisdom from past experience to exchange with others.
For catering please register by Tuesday 19 May.

You can also register with and get more information from Roger Sneath on 0429 721 926 or Wim Linstom on (07) 4685 5005.

The Farm Business Resilience Program is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government’s Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.

From forecast to farm: ready for whatever the weather — Eidsvold
2026-05-26 08:30 - 14:30 | Eidsvold Community Hall, 50 Moreton Street, Eidsvold, Queensland, 4627, Australia
From dry spells to downpours — build the systems, skills and confidence to manage climate risk.
Weather and climate play a huge role in day-to-day and long-term decisions on farm. From Forecast to Farm is a 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.
Delivered as part of the SQNNSW Innovation Hub & Northern Australia Climate Program (NACP), this workshop brings together expert speakers from the field (Climate Mates) and the Bureau of Meterology (BoM).
The focus is on practical, locally relevant information that you can apply directly to your business and property.
Across the day, participants will explore:

The major climate influences influencing the region and what they mean locally
Where to find reliable and useful climate and weather information online
How to incorporate seasonal outlooks and weather forecasts into on-property decision-making
A practical, interactive planning session for the season ahead (next three months) using the NACP forecast planning calendar
A clearer understanding of livestock thermal stress (heat and chill), what drives it, and how to manage risk
Climate decision-making tools, including green date calculations for your region

Guest speakers

Susanne Wright – NACP/UniSQ
Vicki Mayne – NACP/UniSQ
Dr David Jones – Bureau of Meterology (BoM)

What to Bring
Please bring your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, as this is a hands-on workshop with interactive activities throughout the session.
The SQNNSW Innovation Hub receives funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.
Reserve your seat!

Nutrition EDGE — Charters Towers
2026-05-26 08:30 - 2026-05-28 17:00 | Charters Towers, Charters Towers, Australia
Join us at Nutrition EDGE Charters Towers, 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: 26-28th May 2026
Venue: Charters Towers, 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 10th April 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.

Dry season decisions for graziers – Texas
2026-05-27 08:00 - 14:50 | Texas Sports Complex, Middleton Street, Texas, Queensland, 4385, Australia
Join fellow graziers to share and discuss dry season management options for the year ahead.
Topics that will be covered on the day include:

The current situation
Where we are headed
Evaluating options for the year ahead
Information and tools to help inform your decisions
Drought Preparedness Grant

Marcia Smith and Roger Sneath (DPI livestock extension officers) will facilitate the day and other industry services will also be present.
Bring your ideas and wisdom from past experience to exchange with others.
For catering please register by Friday 22 May.

You can also register with and get more information from Roger Sneath on 0429 721 926 or Wim Linstom on (07) 4685 5005.

The Farm Business Resilience Program is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government’s Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.

From forecast to farm: ready for whatever the weather — Kingaroy
2026-05-27 08:30 - 14:30 | Kingaroy RSL, Cnr Short and Markwell Streets, Kingaroy, Qld, 4610, Australia
From dry spells to downpours — build the systems, skills and confidence to manage climate risk.
Weather and climate play a huge role in day-to-day and long-term decisions on farm. From Forecast to Farm is a 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.
Delivered as part of the SQNNSW Innovation Hub & Northern Australia Climate Program (NACP), this workshop brings together expert speakers from the field (Climate Mates) and the Bureau of Meterology (BoM).
The focus is on practical, locally relevant information that you can apply directly to your business and property.
Across the day, participants will explore:

the major climate influences influencing the region and what they mean locally
where to find reliable and useful climate and weather information online
how to incorporate seasonal outlooks and weather forecasts into on-property decision-making
a practical, interactive planning session for the season ahead (next three months) using the NACP forecast planning calendar
a clearer understanding of livestock thermal stress (heat and chill), what drives it, and how to manage risk
climate decision-making tools, including green date calculations for your region.

Guest speakers

Susanne Wright – NACP/UniSQ
Vicki Mayne – NACP/UniSQ
Dr David Jones – Bureau of Meterology

What to Bring
Please bring your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, as this is a hands-on workshop with interactive activities throughout the session.
The SQNNSW Innovation Hub receives funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.
Reserve your seat!

Dry season decisions for graziers – Stanthorpe
2026-05-28 08:00 - 14:50 | Varias 22 Caves Road, Stanthorpe, 22 Caves Road, Stanthorpe, Qld, 4380, Australia
Join fellow graziers to share and discuss dry season management options for the year ahead.
Topics that will be covered on the day include:

the current situation
where we are headed
evaluating options for the year ahead
information and tools to help inform your decisions
Drought Preparedness Grant.

Marcia Smith and Roger Sneath (DPI livestock extension officers) will facilitate the day and other industry services will also be present.
Bring your ideas and wisdom from past experience to exchange with others.
For catering please register by Monday 25 May.

You can also register with and get more information from Roger Sneath on 0429 721 926 or Wim Linstom on (07) 4685 5005.

The Farm Business Resilience Program is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Queensland Government’s Drought and Climate Adaptation Program.

Soil erosion control workshop — Hughenden
2026-06-02 | Dunluce Station, Flinders Highway, Hughenden, Qld, 4821, Australia
Southern Gulf NRM is hosting Soil erosion control workshops this June with guest speaker Darryl Hill – sharing practical, on-ground strategies to manage erosion, reduce soil loss, and recover after extreme weather.
Key learnings will include:

How to identify soil types, limitations and risks to soil integrity.
How to avoid and mitigate erosion on fence lines and access tracks.
How to limit soil and silt loss during extreme weather events.
How to treat flood-related washouts and erosion to restore agricultural productivity.
How to manage and recover flood damaged grazing land.

Where:
Dunluce Station, Hughenden – 2 June Rocklands Station, Camooweal – 4 June
What to bring:Morning tea and lunch provided (just bring a chair).RSVP by 15 May to secure your spot. Contact Emily Turner or 0436 623 696.

Elders Farm Fest - Toowoomba
2026-06-02 - 2026-06-04 | Kingsthorpe Park, Warrego Highway, Kingsthorpe, Qld, 4400, Australia
FarmFest is one of Australia’s premier agricultural field days, showcasing innovation, technology and the future of farming.
Held in Kingsthorpe Park, Toowoomba on Queensland’s Darling Downs, from 2 to 4 June 2026, Elders FarmFest brings together farmers, producers and industry leaders from across the country.
Explore a comprehensive range of exhibits, including:

large-scale farm machinery and tractors
tillage and cultivation equipment
irrigation systems and water management solutions
pumps, tools, and agricultural supplies
livestock, produce, and agribusiness services.

Whether you’re looking to invest in new equipment, learn about the latest agricultural innovations, or connect with industry experts, Elders FarmFest 2026 is the place to be.

Herd reproduction, health & efficiency Workshop - Boulia
2026-06-02 09:00 - 15:00 | Boulia, Boulia, QLD, 4829, Australia
Join Desert Channels Queensland (DCQ) to explore key aspects of productive and sustainable livestock management.
Topics

Herd reproduction management
Herd efficiency
Minimising risk through better data capture
Reducing the risk of calf loss
Updates on current DCQ projects across the region.

Speakers

Desert Channels Queensland
Tim Emery, QLD DPI
Dr. Maddy Razeghi, UniSQ

Details
Time: 9am – 3pm
Smoko and lunch will be provided.
More information
Contact:
Matilda Paesler – 0439 104 335
DCQ Office – (07) 4658 0600

This project is jointly funded by the Queensland Government’s Natural Resource Management Expansion Program and is supported by the SQNNSW Innovation Hub, which received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

Soil erosion control workshop — Camooweal
2026-06-04 | Rocklands, Camooweal, Queensland, 4828, Australia

Herd reproduction, health & efficiency workshop - Windorah
2026-06-04 09:00 - 15:00 | Windorah, Windorah, Qld, 4481, Australia
Join Desert Channels Queensland (DCQ) to explore key aspects of productive and sustainable livestock management.
Topics

Herd reproduction management
Herd efficiency
Minimising risk through better data capture
Reducing the risk of calf loss
Updates on current DCQ projects across the region.

Speakers

Desert Channels Queensland
Tim Emery, QLD DPI
Dr. Maddy Razeghi from UniSQ

Details
Time: 9am – 3pm
Smoko and lunch will be provided.
More information
Contact:
Matilda Paesler – 0439 104 335
DCQ Office – (07) 4658 0600

This project is jointly funded by the Queensland Government’s Natural Resource Management Expansion Program and is supported by the SQNNSW Innovation Hub, which received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

Northern Beef Producers Expo — Charters Towers
2026-06-05 - 2026-06-06 | Dalrymple Sale Yards, Charters Towers, Queensland, 4820, Australia
Join us in 2026 for this annual 2 day event that showcases the best of the Northern Beef Industry and aims to bring the latest innovations and technologies available to the Agricultural sector to the forefront of the industry.
The NBPE brings together community and those from afar to truly appreciate the industry and all it has to offer.
Entry to the event is by gold coin donation only.
The official event programme will be uploaded here when finalised in the weeks leading up to the event. Keep an eye out on our socials when this is uploaded.

Herd reproduction, health & efficiency workshop - Eromanga
2026-06-05 09:00 - 15:00 | Eromanga, Eromanga, QLD, 4480, Australia

Breeding EDGE — Mackay
2026-06-08 08:00 - 2026-06-09 17:00 | Mackay, Mackay, Qld, 4740, Australia
Looking to get more out of your breeder operation? MLA’s Breeding EDGE workshop has all your questions covered plus more!
Breeding EDGE is a 3-day workshop designed to help improve and refine your beef breeder herd management plans. Hear from industry experts on genetics, reproduction and technologies to help achieve your desired production targets.
Location: Mackay
When: 8-9 June 2026 + Day 3 date TBA

$1,950* + GST / 1st person from one business.
$1,650* + GST / 2nd and 3rd person from same business (primary producers only).

*Participants may be eligible for a training subsidy depending on which catchment they have a property located in.
Cost includes a comprehensive set of workshop notes, workbook, electronic files, other materials and catering.

Presenters:

Felicity Hamlyn-Hill, Beef Enterprise Advisory Services
Roxanne Morgan and Tim Emery, Department of Primary Industries
BULLCHECK accredited vet Dr Ben Brightman, Valley Veterinary Surgery

Topics covered
During the Breeding EDGE workshop at Mackay, you will learn about:

identifying current herd performance – what measures matter most
reproduction and reproduction loss
managing breeders and herd management plans
bull fertility and management
genetic improvement of your herd (including breeding objectives) and selection tools
selection and selection criteria for traits important to you
breeds and breeding systems.

By attending the workshop, you will be able to:

identify where your current breeder herd management program can be improved to reduce reproductive loss
measure reproductive performance more accurately
identify strategies to improve bull selection, retention, management and performance
develop, or refine, a practical and achievable management plan for your breeding herd that will lead to higher productivity.

Registration
To book your seat, contact: Felicity Hamlyn-Hill, M: 0428 113 732 or E: felicityhamlyn-hill@bigpond.com

More information
Breeding EDGE – FutureBeef →
Breeding EDGE | Meat & Livestock Australia →

Business EDGE — Blackall
2026-06-08 08:00 - 2026-06-09 17:00 | Blackall, queensland, 4472, Australia
Business EDGE – Blackall
Get your head around more of the ‘business side’ of your business…
Date: 8 & 9 June 2026
Time: 8.00am to 5.00pm both days
Venue: Blackall, QLD
Cost: $1,750 + GST or $1,500 early bird + GST (up until 14 April 2026)
Presented by Bush AgriBusiness.
Cost includes comprehensive set of workshop notes, workbook, decision support spreadsheet tools and all catering.
Secure your spot today!

More information
Contact Simone Parker on 0408 818 043 or admin@bushagri.com.au

Unlocking Your Landscape Potential — Biloela
2026-06-09 08:15 - 2026-06-10 18:00 | Biloela Civic Centre, 96 Rainbow St, Biloela, Biloela, Qld, 4715, Australia
FBA is hosting a 2-day land manager masterclass, designed specifically for CQ landscapes and the people who care for them.
This hands-on masterclass focuses on how you can help your country to harness more water, build healthier soil and grow better feed. Over two practical days, you’ll learn how to slow water down, support natural processes and manage livestock in ways that work with your land.
What you’ll learn

How to read your landscape and understand water movement
Natural Sequence Farming techniques to rehydrate
Grazing practices that strengthen soil health and plant recovery
How water and grazing decisions influence each other
Practical tools: forage budgeting, sequencing and getting started
How better hydration + grazing improves productivity
How FBA can support your next steps on ground

Who you’ll hear from

Dick Richardson – Grazing Naturally
Stuart Andrews – Natural Sequence Farming
Together with FBA, they’ll share easy to apply methods for rehydrating landscapes, improving grazing outcomes and strengthening long-term productivity.

Workshop details
Date: 9-10 June 2026
Day 1: 8:15am – 6:00pm
Day 2: 7:00am – 4:30pm
Venue: Biloela Civic Centre, 96 Rainbow St, Biloela Queensland 4715
How to register

Bushfire and Disaster Preparedness workshop – Maidenwell
2026-06-09 08:30 - 14:30 | Maidenwell Memorial Hall, Pool Street, Maidenwell, Qld, 4615, Australia

Herd health & efficiency workshop - Barcaldine
2026-06-09 09:00 - 16:00 | Barcaldine, Barcaldine, Qld, 4725, Australia
Join Desert Channels Queensland (DCQ) and Longreach Veterinary Service to explore key aspects of productive and sustainable livestock management.
Topics

Reproduction techniques
Herd health
Disease risk and management
Strategies to improve herd efficiency
Updates on current DCQ projects across the region.

Speakers

Desert Channels Queensland
Longreach Veterinary Service
Dr. Maddy Razeghi from UniSQ
Biosecurity Queensland

Details
Time: 9am – 4pm
Location: To be provided
Smoko and lunch will be provided.
More information
Contact:
Matilda Paesler – 0439 104 335
DCQ Office – (07) 4658 0600

This project is jointly funded by the Queensland Government’s Natural Resource Management Expansion Program and is supported by the SQNNSW Innovation Hub, which received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

Herd health & efficiency Workshop - Muttaburra
2026-06-10 09:00 - 16:00 | Muttaburra, Muttaburra, Qld, 4372, Australia
Join Desert Channels Queensland (DCQ) and Longreach Veterinary Service to explore key aspects of productive and sustainable livestock management.
Topics

Reproduction techniques
Herd health
Disease risk and management
Strategies to improve herd efficiency
Updates on current DCQ projects across the region.

Speakers

Desert Channels Queensland
Longreach Veterinary Service
Dr. Maddy Razeghi from UniSQ
Biosecurity Queensland

Details
Time: 9am – 4pm
Smoko and lunch will be provided.
More information
Contact:
Matilda Paesler – 0439 104 335
DCQ Office – (07) 4658 0600

This project is jointly funded by the Queensland Government’s Natural Resource Management Expansion Program and is supported by the SQNNSW Innovation Hub, which received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

Business EDGE — Emerald
2026-06-11 08:00 - 2026-06-12 17:00 | Emerald, Emerald, Qld, 4720, Australia
Business EDGE – Emerald
Get your head around more of the ‘business side’ of your business…
Date: 11 & 12 June 2026
Time: 8.00am to 5.00pm both days
Venue: Emerald, QLD
Cost: $1,750 + GST or $1,500 early bird + GST (up until 14 April 2026)
Presented by Bush AgriBusiness.
Cost includes comprehensive set of workshop notes, workbook, decision support spreadsheet tools and all catering.
Secure your spot today!

More information
Contact Simone Parker on 0408 818 043 or admin@bushagri.com.au

Herd health & efficiency Workshop - Winton
2026-06-11 09:00 - 16:00 | Winton, Winton, Qld, 4735, Australia
