Lessons learned from WA floods
Farmers dealing with post flood conditions had the opportunity to learn from someone who has been through it - via a remote link speaker...
Fox baiting helps protect lambs
Baiting foxes to reduce numbers and save stock losses is common sense with lambs selling for $200 to $300 a head.
Kielpa farmer Paul Dolling...
Farmers tap into latest research
Farmers across mid and upper Eyre Peninsula have the chance to learn about the latest research in a series of farmer meetings from Monday,...
Rain damage challenges season’s cropping
About 60 percent of farmers believe their ability to produce a crop this year will be affected by the January storms.
Grain Producers SA chief...
Producers to hold pre-election forum
A peak farmer body will hold three pre-election forums - including one in the electorate of Flinders - at Cummins on February 28.
Grain Producers...
Permits needed to alter water flow
Farmers need to ensure they don’t alter the flow of water in the aftermath of flood damage - except in the case of emergency...
Ambassador call in meat industry program
Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) is calling on people working across the red meat supply chain with a passion for telling great stories about...
Applications open to grow director skill sets
GrainGrowers’ OnBoard grower director program has opened for 2022 applications.
The program, an industry-first initiative, enables growers to further develop skills necessary for a modern...
New director for SA Drought Hub
The University of Adelaide’s Dr Stephen Lee has been appointed director of the South Australian Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub.
Dr Lee started in...
New face joins grain board
The Board of Grain Producers SA (GPSA) last week appointed policy and communications expert Brad Perry as the organisation’s new chief executive officer.
Mr Perry...
Another tilt at premiership glory expected
Central Eyre United A grade coach Beth Sampson expects her 2023 and 2024 premiership team to challenge for a “third on the trot” -...
