FNQ Gingers & Turmerics Cooperative

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This is a page to discuss growing ginger and turmeric as a new and innovative ag-industry which could bring economic and social benefits to the southern Atherton Tablelands region

What a magical Malanda morning!
08/09/2022

What a magical Malanda morning!

As Queensland's newest  Cooperative (registered this week)  we wait with interest to see how this funding will support t...
26/11/2019

As Queensland's newest Cooperative (registered this week) we wait with interest to see how this funding will support the FNQ Gingers and Turmerics Cooperative

The government is delivering on a pledge to help farmers set up cooperatives and build their bargaining strength, potentially putting more money back in the

YUNGABURRA DECEMBER MARKETS are on the 3rd SUNDAY - see you on the 15th December!
25/11/2019

YUNGABURRA DECEMBER MARKETS are on the 3rd SUNDAY - see you on the 15th December!

13/11/2019

You are invited to the FORMATION MEETING of the Far North Queensland Gingers and Turmerics Cooperative Limited Office of Fair Trading has approved the Far North Queensland Gingers and Turmerics Cooperative Limited rules, and so this is the official formation meeting to adopt the Rules of the Coopera...

Great article which includes Curcuma Austrasica - Cape York Lilly
05/11/2019

Great article which includes Curcuma Austrasica - Cape York Lilly

(2017). Nutritional value, phytochemical composition, and biological activities of edible Curcuma species: A review. International Journal of Food Properties: Vol. 20, No. sup3, pp. S2668-S2687.

The third round of Smart Farms Small Grants is now open. Applications for funding close on 19 December 2019. Up to $5 mi...
01/11/2019

The third round of Smart Farms Small Grants is now open. Applications for funding close on 19 December 2019.
Up to $5 million will be provided under Round three of the Smart Farms Small Grants, with funding of between $5,000 and $50,000 available.
Projects funded under the first two rounds included innovative methods to manage soil acidity; virtual fencing to protect riparian habitat; improving orchard pollination and bee health using drone technology, as well as mentoring activities connecting farmers and students.
“Smart Farms Small Grants supports projects that increase the knowledge, skills and capacity of farming, forestry and fishing communities to adopt best practice sustainable agriculture.”

The Australian Government is inviting applications for projects to deliver services under the National Landcare Program – Smart Farms Small Grants Round 3.

Interesting Business Plan for Spices Processing Business
13/10/2019

Interesting Business Plan for Spices Processing Business

Spices(Turmeric, Ginger, Garlic, Cumin, Cinnamon and Clove oil) Processing Business - Project Profile-2018 #…

A great course on how we can grow our gingers and turmerics using biodynamic composting techniques. See you there!
08/10/2019

A great course on how we can grow our gingers and turmerics using biodynamic composting techniques. See you there!

01/10/2019

Some of our new Gingers and Turmerics Cooperative members may be interested in this funding opportunity

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