To lead our members so that the horticulture industry in our region continues to thrive into the future.
About BFVG
Bundaberg Fruit and Vegetable Growers Limited (BFVG) represents Horticulture producers within the Wide Bay Burnett, Fraser Coast, Gympie & Central regions.
At BFVG we provide a number of diverse and essential services to members through Advocacy to Federal, State and Local Governments, Media and Industry relevant project activities.
BFVG and industry partners provide various services that are in the interests of our members. Ranging from links to our Affiliate Members, farming families, industry resources and more.
Working in Horticulture can be very rewarding, with a range of positions on offer, starting with entry level such as picking and packing to higher level that requires more formal training.
Bringing growers and industry together to navigate Varroa.
Join us for an informal networking event bringing together Bundaberg’s horticulture growers, agronomists, industry representatives and the Varroa Mite Innovation & Resilience Initiative (VMIRA) team from the Department of Primary Industries to discuss the challenges facing our pollination sector following the arrival of Varroa mite in the region.
With pollination playing a vital role in the productivity and sustainability of many horticultural crops, this is an opportunity to share knowledge, learn from the experiences and explore how we can work together to prepare for the regions future pollination needs.
Topics for discussion • Varroa update: The latest developments, incursions and regional impacts. • Bee-safe spraying: Exploring practices to minimise risks to honeybees and other pollinators. • Preparing for change: Understanding the anticipated impacts of Varroa on pollination services and horticultural production. • Building connections: Discussing next steps and strengthening links between growers and pollination service providers.
Come along, connect with industry and be part of the conversation shaping the future of pollination in Bundaberg.
🌎️Spotted Dog at Railway Hotel Beer Garden, 87 Perry St Bundaberg North QLD 4670 🕰️ Oct 7th 2026, 4:30-6:30pm 💸 Free! Light refreshments and drinks provided. buff.ly/C7fPq3S...
💜 Dads, Lads and Mates: Conversations That Matter is a Free interactive community event designed to bring fathers, sons and mates together to explore the relationships that shape our lives.
Backed by more than 50 Australian field trials, Catulia® is shaping up to be an important new biological tool for vegetable growers managing root-knot nematodes. FMC will continue sharing trial content, grower resources and educational insights as Catulia® progresses toward launch.
Catulia® Bionematicide is not registered for sale or use in Australia. An application for registration is under review of the APVMA. No offer for sale, sale, or use of this product is permitted prior to issuance of the required APVMA registration.
As part of the Hort Innovation-funded Next Generation Weed Management project, Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation (ASD), the project team recently completed weed assessment surveys across vegetable and fruit production systems in the Bundaberg region of Queensland.
Every spray application is an investment, making effective spray coverage essential for achieving reliable pest and disease control while maximising the performance of crop protection products. Through the Spray Optimisation Roadshow Australia (SORA), VegNET is providing vegetable growers with practical, on farm support to improve spray application efficiency and make every spray pass count.
Following intense rainfall and rising river systems across the Wide Bay Burnett, many growers have faced inundated paddocks, infrastructure damage and production delays. While some welcomed the rain, others have quickly shifted focus to recovery.
VERTENTO® Insecticide
Puts you in control of managing insect pests in tree crops
Powered by PLINAZOLIN® technology, with a novel mode of action (Group 30), VERTENTO® insecticide is the new, highly efficacious way to manage challenging key insect pests in Australian tree crops.
Pest Management in Australian fruit and vegetable crops has never been more challenging. Growers are facing increasing resistance, evolving regulations, and unpredictable climate shifts – all impacting crop protection strategies and long-term productivity. Resistance is becoming a major concern,...
Successful crop protection involves many factors, including application technique. Syngenta, global leaders in ag-tech, are not only invested in the discovery and development of new products like VERTENTO® insecticide, they’re determined to help the industry overcome common challenges in application. This approach prompted a series of workshops surrounding Bundaberg from 19-23 May, at various tree crop farms.
Sustainable Irrigation Cleaning, & Water Conditioning Innovation Available In Australia Water availability and water use efficiency (WUE) are becoming more and more important to farmers to ensure consistent high sustainable production. The options for farmers in improving WUE through water...
Since implementing MIRAVIS® Prime fungicide from Syngenta in their lettuce spray program the Musolino family have substantially reduced crop losses due to sclerotinia.
“On some blocks and at some times of the year we were losing up to 30% of our iceberg lettuce crop to sclerotinia. Since we started using MIRAVIS® Prime we don’t lose much at all,” said Mr Musolino.
Our dedicated Grower Services Team is at the forefront of assisting growers with progressive farming practices to increase production, quality and profitability.
We are committed to improving the crop yield and optimising the quality of our growers’ NIS so they can maximise their profit. Our regular Grower Field Days demonstrate the practical applications of the latest research and industry developments. Our partnership with growers is core to both ours and their success.
✨️An evening at The Growers Table BFVG Gala Dinner 2026 | Saturday 12th September✨️
Join growers, industry leaders and businesses for an unforgettable evening celebrating Queensland horticulture.
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