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.
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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...
Iconic Aussie song tops Harvest 100 playlist
An Aussie classic has been crowned the winner of the fourth edition of Grain Producers SA’s (GPSA) Harvest 100, a reflection of another challenging...
New AIR EP board members voted in
Two new members were welcomed to Agricultural Innovation & Research Eyre Peninsula’s (AIR EP) board at its 2025 annual general meeting last month.
Incoming members...
Roadmap to drive innovation in low carbon liquid fuels
A strategic blueprint devised to inform future research, development and extension in the production of low carbon liquid fuel feedstocks from Australian grain crops...
From the coast to the ranges: choosing the right combine for Eyre Peninsula
Eyre Peninsula’s cropping country is far from uniform, ranging from the sandy rises around Streaky Bay and Minnipa to the heavier, higher-yielding ground near...
Study finds gene responsible for wheat with three ovaries
An international research project, involving the University of Adelaide, has discovered the gene responsible for a rare form of wheat that grows three ovaries...