In today's program:
- National Agriculture Day celebrates what the sector describes as the fabulous and fulfilling career opportunities on offer and at the Central Queensland University, primary school students are being taken on an 'AgVenture' to learn more.
- Australian Agricultural Company, the country's oldest and largest, has announced a major commitment to boost its green credentials with a plan to feed methane-reducing seaweed to Wagyu cattle in long fed production systems.
- A new record has been set in Queensland for the number of registered beekeepers and hives, with more than 145,000 European honeybee colonies being kept but the Queensland Beekeepers' Association is worried about how well they're being cared for.
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