Jeremy and Keeley Dawson on a Darling Downs paddock

Meet the team · Southern QLD + Northern NSW

An independent agronomy family.

Jeremy, Keeley and the team behind every paddock call. Family-run, paddock-tested, no reseller ties.

Independent consultancy

Who we are: family-run, independent agronomists.

Dawson Agriculture is an independent agronomy consultancy based in Withcott, Queensland. We work across Southern Queensland and Northern NSW on broadacre cropping programs, soil testing, and farm planning. No product lines. No reseller quotas. Independent advice on both sides of every recommendation.

Our work covers dryland and irrigated cropping across wheat, barley, oats, canola, sorghum, mungbeans and cotton, plus pre-purchase due diligence and property assessments for buyers entering the southern Queensland grain country. We combine paddock-level soil data with crop monitoring and nitrogen-budget analysis to give growers a plan they can act on.

Every recommendation is written against your paddock, your soil test results, and your yield targets. Not against a product catalogue or a lab’s service agreement.

The team

Meet your agronomists.

Jeremy Dawson, Chief Agronomist and Founder of Dawson Agriculture, standing in a wheat paddock

Jeremy Dawson

Chief Agronomist & Founder, Dawson Agriculture

B. Rur. Sc, Cert. Rur. Sc (Cotton Production), University of New England

Jeremy founded Dawson Agriculture to deliver independent broadacre advice across Southern Queensland and Northern NSW. He specialises in soil testing and fertiliser planning, crop rotation design, planting and harvest decisions, and pasture and oilseed systems, across both dryland and irrigated programs.

Before establishing Dawson Ag, Jeremy served as Senior Agronomist and Director at MCA Agronomy in Goondiwindi. He contributed to the GRDC National Paddock Survey and is currently contracted through GRDC and SPAA on a two-year project scaling variable-rate nutrition adoption across Southern QLD broadacre systems.

  • Soil testing and fertiliser planning
  • Crop rotation across wheat, barley, oats, canola, sorghum, mungbeans and cotton
  • Planting and harvest decisions
  • Pasture and oilseed systems
  • Variable-rate nutrition and precision agriculture
Keeley Monaghan, Agronomist at Dawson Agriculture, standing in a sorghum paddock

Keeley Monaghan

Agronomist, Dawson Agriculture

B. Agr. (Agronomy), University of New England

Keeley is an agronomist with Dawson Agriculture working across broadacre cereals on the Darling Downs. She holds a Bachelor of Agriculture majoring in Agronomy from the University of New England and has completed industry soil testing and nutrient interpretation training, along with a mungbean agronomy course in 2025.

Her focus is soil testing, nutrient interpretation, and tailoring fertiliser programs to individual paddock and rotation requirements. She works directly with growers on crop monitoring and soil sampling across the Darling Downs.

Supporting team

Jessica Dawson

Operations and Systems Manager

Jess runs the business and operations side of Dawson Ag alongside Jeremy. Her focus is systems, automation, the website, and the reporting infrastructure behind every client deliverable. Her background is 20+ years in creative strategy, design and visual media, which sets the quality standard we hold for every report that leaves the office. If you’ve received a soil analysis, seasonal brief or paddock performance card from us, Jess designed or built the workflow that produced it.

Peter Lansley

Transport Operator

Peter operates the Kelly Chain and Grizzly Track Renovator dry hire fleet from our Goondiwindi yard. He handles machinery delivery, paddock setup and on-farm operation across the Western Downs and Goondiwindi districts. The heavy gear lives permanently out west because it can’t be trucked down the Toowoomba range, so Peter is the link between the yard and growers booking the chain or the track renovator during seasonal windows.

Rebecca Dawson

Head of Finance

BIntBus/BCom (Banking, Finance & Risk Management), Griffith University; AMCT, Association of Corporate Treasurers

Rebecca leads the group’s financial function, covering bookkeeping, payroll and invoicing through to profitability analysis by service arm and forecasting across the business. Before joining Dawson Ag, she was Head of Treasury and Funding at Splitit, Director of Treasury and Capital Markets at Deloitte Australia, and held senior treasury and consulting roles at Wall Street Systems in New York and Virgin Atlantic Airways. Based in Newcastle, NSW, Rebecca works with the business remotely.

How we came to be

A family business built on the land.

Dawson Agriculture is a family business rooted in broadacre grain country. Jeremy and Jess built it on the premise that growers in Southern Queensland and Northern NSW deserved access to independent agronomy advice that wasn’t filtered through product sales or reseller relationships.

The business has grown from a sole-operator agronomy service into a team covering crop agronomy, soil testing, dry hire machinery, and precision agriculture. The family structure means the decisions are long-term ones. We’re not building for a quarterly target. We’re building for growers who want the same agronomist walking the same paddocks year after year.

Service area

Where we work.

Southern Queensland and Northern NSW, with the heaviest concentration in the Darling Downs, Western Downs, and Goondiwindi districts.

On-farm across

  • Toowoomba
  • Oakey
  • Millmerran
  • Dalby
  • Chinchilla
  • Tara
  • Goondiwindi
  • Moree
  • North Star
  • Yetman
  • Cooper Creek
Dawson Agriculture service area Service regions across Southern Queensland and Northern NSW: Darling Downs, Western Downs, Lockyer Valley, South Burnett, Granite Belt, Border Rivers, and the Moree to Goondiwindi corridor. PACIFIC QUEENSLAND NEW SOUTH WALES South Burnett Western Downs Darling Downs Lockyer Valley Granite Belt Border Rivers Moree to Goondiwindi corridor
Approximate service area. Outside this footprint? Get in touch — we can usually still help.

The dry hire machinery fleet (Kelly Chain and Grizzly Track Renovator) operates out of our Goondiwindi yard, covering the Western Downs and Goondiwindi grain belt. The mobile soil sampling trailer covers the full service area.

Our approach

What we stand for.

Personal service, paddock-specific decisions, straight talk.

  1. Better data, better decisions.

    Good advice starts with accurate data. We run our own mobile soil testing rig and keep our analysis independent of any lab or reseller. Soil data, NDVI imagery, and crop monitoring feed every agronomic call we make.

  2. Tailored support.

    Every farm is different. No standardised programs, no off-the-shelf recommendations. Every fertiliser plan, rotation call and planting decision is written against your paddock, your soil test results, and your yield targets.

  3. Straight talk.

    No fluff. No buzzwords. Honest, proven recommendations backed by years in the paddock. If the answer is simple, we’ll say it simply. If there’s a trade-off to make, we’ll lay it out straight.

What we do

Our services.

Two core service lines, both independent, both grower-direct.

Agronomy

Crop monitoring, N budgets, rotation design, and seasonal decision support for broadacre growers across Southern Queensland and Northern NSW.

See our agronomy service

Soil Testing

On-farm soil sampling with independent interpretation. Standard, Zonal and EM surveying tiers. GPS-stamped cores, independent lab, actionable fertiliser plan.

See our soil testing service

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We work across

  • Darling Downs
  • Western Downs
  • Border Rivers
  • Granite Belt
  • Lockyer Valley
  • South Burnett
  • Moree to Goondiwindi corridor
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