Primary producers in Balonne, Goondiwindi, Southern Downs and southern Maranoa may be eligible for drought assistance following the declaration of these areas.
Innovate to Grow is a free 8-week online self-paced learning program for small to medium-sized enterprises in Queensland working with circular economy and sustainability solutions. Applications close Sunday 26 April 2026.
Western Downs flood-affected small businesses can access QRIDA grants, loans and recovery support. Applications close 15 January 2027.
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QRIDA Drought Ready and Recovery Finance Loans offer up to $250,000 to help primary production businesses undertake drought ready and recovery activities and improve drought resilience.
AgTech providers, producers and supply chain businesses may trial technology and accelerate development, testing and adoption through use of available smart farms. EOIs accepted on an ongoing basis.
Farmers who have been affected by the bushfires are encouraged to complete a Disaster Impact Survey so their specific needs can be assessed and prioritised.
The Farm Relief Tool connects farmers with Australian Government financial assistance and community support to help prepare for, and recover from drought, natural disaster or biosecurity events.
