Sugar

Funding for Growers

Horticulture

Sugar

Grains

Other funding opportunities

Landholders in Black River, Hervey’s Range, Rupertswood, Jensen, Alice River, Brookhill, Oak Valley, Julago, Nome and Alligator Creek may be eligible for up to $2,000 in funding to remove weeds and improve native habitat through our Healthy Habitat project.

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Coastal Agriculture

Water Quality and Sugar


NQ Dry Tropics has a number of publications to help cane farmers improve water quality on their farms.

Reef Rescue ABCD Framework Brochure - Sugar

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Publications by Topic

Animals

Coastal Birds of the Burdekin Dry Tropics

Freshwater Fishes of the Burdekin Dry Tropics

What am I, Native Frog or Cane Toad?

Woodland Birds of the Burdekin Dry Tropics

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Funding for Graziers

Water quality improvement grants

Applications are now open. Maximise your productivity with our water quality improvement grants. We can help you with funding to carry out gully and river fencing, fencing to land types and erosion control which not only improve your property but also benefit your wider community. Improving ground cover and keeping your soil on your property means your place will be more resilient during the dry season.

Funding is available for practices that reduce nutrients, sediments and pesticides leaving farms.

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Sugar cane

Each year NQ Dry Tropics invites applications from sugar cane producers that improve their practices. Funding is available to help with these improvements.

Applications have just closed for this financial year’s round of funding. For more information on future rounds please contact our office.

How does it work?

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