August 14, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Explore what it takes to put food on plates around the world with our team of specialist reporters.
Episodes
86
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN
About the show
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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August 13, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Explore what it takes to put food on plates around the world with our team of specialist reporters.
August 12, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Explore what it takes to put food on plates around the world with our team of specialist reporters.
August 11, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Explore what it takes to put food on plates around the world with our team of specialist reporters.
August 10, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
JBS Australia sells stake to a major Indonesian Investment company, opportunities for young women pursuing a career in ag-tech and why a Queensland mushroom grower is closing its doors.
August 7, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
The plan to lift the value of Queensland agriculture to $30 billion by 2030 gets its first KPIs, how the EKKA is handling the threat of bird flu, and meet Myra Collom, who hasn't missed the Royal Show in 63 years.
August 6, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Beef Week at the EKKA is in full swing, with feature breed Charolais in the spotlight. Meet the breeders and steer leaders, and one Cracker of a heavy bull.
August 5, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Case IH pulled out of the cotton harvester market 15 years ago, but now they're coming back. Reflecting on 30 years of BT Cotton, and is the free ride over on pollination services?
August 4, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
The cotton industry unites to reflect on the past, prepare for the future and navigate an increasingly unstable world. And calls for a national labour hire licensing program to combat worker exploitation horticulture.
August 3, 202654 min
Queensland Country Hour
Pregnant cows and calves are among 142 wagyu cross cattle believed to have been stolen, Australia's red meat is finding a home in the land of maple syrup and ice hockey, and a surge in gun licence applications in Qld.
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