Our exceptional Partners

As rural Australia’s most trusted agribusiness, Elders has played an important role in the agriculture sector for more than 180 years. Elders is committed to a sustainable and prosperous future for rural and regional communities and creating value for all stakeholders in the agricultural supply chain.

Our expansive network across Australia offers links to markets, tailored advice and specialist knowledge across a range of products and services, including farm supplies, agronomy, livestock, wool, grain, finance, insurance and real estate.

Although our clients vary, they have one common goal: to maximise the performance and returns of their farming enterprise. Whether you’re looking for assistance during the launch of your business or are looking to increase the value and size of your established business, Elders has the resources and experience to help you reach your goals.

Brisbane Economic Development Agency (BEDA) is Brisbane’s official tourism and convention bureau, responsible for driving investment, growing local business and attracting visitors to Brisbane. BEDA proactively collaborates with associations and leaders to support conferences, ensuring successful outcomes for both event organisers and local businesses. BEDA also plays a pivotal role in connecting various stakeholders, helping to enhance events and establishing opportunities for business growth and collaboration.

Queensland’s AgTech ecosystem is vibrant, dynamic and connected, comprising interactions and investments between organisations, individuals and communities committed to innovation that meets the needs of agribusinesses.
Our diverse climates and production systems, enabling infrastructure, talented workforce and strong research and development, provides the ideal environment for global investment opportunities.
The Queensland AgTech Roadmap 2023–2028 sets the Queensland Government’s vision and path to accelerate innovation and its adoption in the agri-system.
The roadmap – a collaborative effort between the government and key AgTech and industry leaders – will ensure the sustainability, resilience and growth of the state’s agriculture and drive higher value for Queensland agribusinesses.
By strengthening collaboration across the AgTech ecosystem and adopting, adapting and advancing technological innovations, Queensland is positioned to be a destination for the development and export of world-leading technologies in the agricultural sector.