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YP native veg improves crop yields

South Australian ecologists have provided proof of why native vegetation is critical for healthy crop yields and should be protected in agricultural regions, based on a study on Yorke Peninsula. In the first study of its kind in South Australi...

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NFF ticks off wins for farm advocacy

THE National Farmers’ Feder-ation says it has secured major policy wins across biosecurity, taxation, environment and trade. Speaking on February 13 as Federal Parliament’s second sitting week for the month wrapped up, NFF president David...

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New bill to strengthen biosecurity

LEGISLATION to strengthen protections for South Australia’s $18.5 billion primary industries, the environment and the community from pests, diseases and other biosecurity threats has passed both houses of the SA Parliament. Primary Industries...

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11 Feb 2025
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Trengove, Mayfield honoured in first awards

BUTE agronomist Sam Trengove was among those recognised at the inaugural South Australian Grain Industry Awards, held at Adelaide Oval on February 4. Hosted by Grain Producers SA, the event brought together 300 industry leaders, grain producers...

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11 Feb 2025
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YP native veg improves crop yields

South Australian ecologists have provided proof of why native vegetation is critical for healthy crop yields and should be protected in agricultural regions, based on a study on Yorke Peninsula. In the first study of its kind in South Australi...

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Free farm team resilience workshops

A FREE workshop in Maitland this month is aimed to boost farm team resilience. Funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the South Australian Government, the workshop’s purpose is to improve teamwork and communication on...

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NFF ticks off wins for farm advocacy

THE National Farmers’ Feder-ation says it has secured major policy wins across biosecurity, taxation, environment and trade. Speaking on February 13 as Federal Parliament’s second sitting week for the month wrapped up, NFF president David...

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Extra $3.5million to protect grain from exotic pests

REALISTIC biosecurity simulation exercises, the development of an Australian grains’ biosecurity guide and the appointment of a national biosecurity co-ordinator are some of the latest steps being taken to protect Australian grain growers against...

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Learn the latest for safe spraying

FREE workshops will be held at Maitland and Clare this month to promote sustainable spray application techniques and the latest technology, and support ongoing dialogue around spray drift management. The workshops are among a series of seven being...

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Spalding update to reveal latest from crop trials

THE latest grains research and development outcomes with potential for positive impacts on-farm will be presented at Spalding on Thursday, February 6. The Grains Research and Development Corporation update will be held at the Spalding District Hall...

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29 Jan 2025
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GPSA urges caution over summer spray period

WITH summer spray season upon us, Grain Producers SA is calling for enhanced awareness and extra caution to prevent off-target spray damage. GPSA chief executive Brad Perry said while the grain industry was still battling impacts of drought, it was...

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21 Jan 2025
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eID support for sheep and goat farmers

AN INITIATIVE to help producer groups improve their use of electronic identification (eID) for on-farm decision-making is open for expressions of interest. Funded by the South Australian Govern ment and Meat and Livestock Australia, eID Producer...

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23 Dec 2024
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SheepMasters prove popular

SOUTH Australia’s second ever SheepMaster ram sale was held at Orrie Cowie Genetics, Warooka, last Wednesday, October 30. SheepMaster sheep shed their skin, negating the need for shearing, crutching or tailing. Forty-seven of the 48 rams on sale...

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05 Nov 2024
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Top Glencorrie buy

Pictured with the top-priced Border Leicester ram at the Glencorrie ram sale are stud co-principal Josh Graham, Julian Bourke of Nutrien Minlaton, stud co-principal Craig Graham, buyer Brett Gum, and Adam Pitt of Elders Minlaton. Mr Gum, of...

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01 Oct 2024
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Harvesting opportunities after a challenging farming year

Advertising promotion THE past year has been particularly challenging for many in the farming sector, with unpredictable weather, rising costs and shifting market conditions putting pressure on operations. However, challenges also present...

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11 Feb 2025
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Farm with the best machinery and support

Advertising promotion HIGH quality machinery and exceptional customer support are the top priorities at G and J East, Kadina. “Our goal is to ensure your farming operations continue to thrive,” dealer principal Stephen Murdoch says. “We aim to...

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29 Jan 2025
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Searoad supporting farmers with ferry discounts

Advertising promotion SPENCER Gulf Searoad, which provides a vital ferry connection between Wallaroo on Yorke Peninsula and Lucky Bay on Eyre Peninsula, is proud to announce a drought relief initiative for South Australia’s grain growers. The...

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29 Jan 2025