Dec 2026
International Conference on Genome Editing and CRISPR Technologies ICGECT 2026
Cairns CRISPR Technologies
Organized by Global Institute for Science, Technology and Research
Agriculture Conferences in Queensland, Australia 2026
6 upcoming Agriculture conferences in Queensland are listed through December 2026, across 2 cities. Cairns has the most listings.
Queensland is one of 8 states with listings in Australia.
Conferences by city in Queensland
| City | Upcoming | Next conference | Open calls for papers | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cairns | 5 | 1 Dec | 5 | Conferences in Cairns |
| Brisbane | 5 | 7 Dec | 5 | Conferences in Brisbane |
Upcoming Agriculture conferences in Queensland
December 2026
6 conferencesDec 2026
International Conference on Renewable Energy and Sustainable Green Technology ICRESGT 2026
Cairns Renewable Energy
Organized by Global Institute for Science, Technology and Research
Dec 2026
World Conference on Environmental Engineering, Climate Change, and Net-Zero WCEECCNZ 2026
Cairns Climate Change
Organized by Global Institute for Science, Technology and Research
Dec 2026
Global Conference on Climate‑Resilient Agriculture & Sustainable Farming Practices GCCRASFP 2026
Cairns Agriculture
Organized by Global Institute for Science, Technology and Research
Dec 2026
CFP closes 30 Nov
International Conference on Food Analysis and Quality Control ICFAQC 2026
Brisbane Animal and Dairy Sciences
Organized by United Science Research Society
Dec 2026
CFP closes 1 Dec
International Conference on Marine Science and Aquaculture ICMSA 2026
Cairns Water
Organized by Universal Research Cluster
Questions about conferences in Queensland
What international conferences are happening in Queensland?
6 conferences are listed through December 2026, in Cairns and Brisbane.
Which Queensland city hosts the most conferences?
Cairns has the most listings, with 5 conferences.
Are there Queensland conferences with an open call for papers?
6 conferences are still accepting abstracts. The next deadline is 17 November 2026.
Listings come from organizers and official event websites.