Queensland's primary industries (agriculture, fisheries, forestry and food) are central to our economy, regions and communities.
AgTrends at a glance
$22.66 billion
gross value of production estimate for 2023–24
$24.48 billion
gross value of production forecast for 2024–25
$33.88 billion
forecast value of Queensland supply chain 2023–24
$34.82 billion
forecast value of Queensland supply chain 2024–25
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Queensland's contribution to the national economy
In 2022–23, we produced:
- 96% of sugar cane
- 67% of sorghum for grain
- 33% of cotton
- 94% of bananas
- 70% of macadamias
- 70% of sweetcorn
- 65% of avocados
- 58% of lemons and limes
- 53% of fresh beans
- 53% of capsicums
- 50% of mandarins
- 47% of mangoes
- 48% of the cattle herd.
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- AgTrends data
- Agricultural commodities and trade data
- Weekly commodity price updates from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences
- MLA price and market reports
- Horticulture statistics by industry and government
- World food price index
Last updated: 29 Nov 2024