Harvest deliveries increasing
As harvest ramps up, deliveries into Bunge sites across Eyre Peninsula are increasing.
Wheat and barley made up the majority of recent deliveries, while Lock...
Applications open for 2026 project funding
Researchers, grower groups and industry organisations are invited to apply for the South Australian Grain Industry Trust (SAGIT) 2026 funding round, which will support...
Thanks for your support in 2025
As another year wraps up, the team at WSB Cummins has been taking a moment to look back on what has been a big...
EP farmers highlight water security, services as top needs
Water security, a lack of important local services and infrastructure, and support for new and young farmers continue to be the biggest issues identified...
Investment in hi-tech drones, sensors to deliver better crops
A $4.5 million investment in high-tech crop measuring equipment and infrastructure will see Australian researchers increase their capacity to improve crops on a scale...
Farming contributions recognised
Rural Aid celebrated National Agriculture Day on Friday 21 November, as a way to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of the nation's farmers.
From the...
Don’t let your harvest spark a fire
As harvest continues, Grain Producers SA (GPSA) is reminding farmers to ‘Don’t Be a Bright Spark’.
This reminder is to put preventative measures in place...
Gazanias provide paddock pain
New research to understand the spread of gazania (African daisy) in grain paddocks and identify potential chemical control options is showing promise for growers...
Grain measure unchanged
The way South Australian grain producers measure harvest fire safety in the paddock will remain unchanged going into the 2025-26 grain harvest.
Confirmation was received...
Growers warned on mouse numbers
Farmers are urged to be aware of mice this harvest season as the threat of a plague looms.
A CSIRO Mouse Monitoring Report released last...