Fodder for EP farmers
As Eyre Peninsula farmers continue to battle the impacts of the ongoing drought, the state government has delivered 80 tonnes of fodder to 11...
Grain producers nervous with seeding underway
Grain producers in South Australia are having to make “incredibly tough decisions” amid persistent dry conditions, according to Grain Producers SA’s ‘2025 Seeding Intentions...
Minister invited to visit drought-hit communities
Grain Producers SA (GPSA) is inviting the reappointed Federal Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister to visit South Australia to witness firsthand the impact drought...
Mice in moderate numbers on Eyre Peninsula
Farmers need to be vigilant with mouse activity on Eyre Peninsula, according to the latest Mouse Activity Report.
The April 2025 report from the CSIRO...
Bleak picture painted by 2024-25 report
A challenging season has seen South Australia’s estimated grain production for 2024-25 come in at 5.2 million tonnes.
The latest Crop and Pasture Report -...
Inflating food prices
Inflation ticked higher across the majority of food categories, the latest quarterly Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has...
Aussie beef deemed ‘sustainable’
The sustainability credentials of Australian beef have been recognised on the global stage as the only sustainable protein available at the Word Expo 2025,...
Push for virtual fencing in South Australia
Livestock SA is calling on the state government to reform regulations blocking livestock producers from using virtual fencing.
New South Wales has become the latest...
Grain grower committee members wanted
Grain Producers SA (GPSA) is calling for expressions of interest (EOI) from South Australian grain producers to join its policy committee with the aim...
Expected decline for national cattle and sheep numbers
Australia’s national cattle herd and sheep flock are expected to decline slightly as record production, slaughter and exports meet demand, according to Meat and...