Property Management Systems Initiative
The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries is working with industry to rollout a series of Property Management Systems Initiatives (PMSI) to assist landholders improve bottom-line outcomes and sustainably manage their natural resources.

Gourmet food project
The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries' three-year project (2007-2010) is designed to support the ongoing development of Queensland's high-value food and beverage sector.

Australian skins
The unique attributes and high quality of Australia's camel, crocodile, emu and goat skins and leathers are opening up new creative possibilities for the world's fashion industry.

Industrial hemp
Industrial hemp fibre and grain products are experiencing an increase in international demand, and have potential to provide opportunities for economic development, jobs, import replacement and environmental benefits.

Queensland lifestyle horticulture industry
The lifestyle horticulture industry - including turf, flowers, landscaping, nursery and horticultural services - is one of Queensland's fastest growing industries.

Queensland wine industry
Queensland is quickly developing a reputation for its first-class wine, both within Australia and internationally.

Queensland tropical fruits
Queensland boasts the nation's greatest range of commercially produced exotic tropical fruits and vegetables. The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries has researched the market demand and viability of minimally processed fruit.

Sandalwood for North Queensland
Recent trials where sandalwood trees have been planted after mining regeneration, have shown promise for the potential development of a sandalwood industry in the Weipa area.