School to sell Crackin’ Eggs
Kimba Area School has gained certification to sell the eggs it collects as part of its agricultural poultry program.
Teacher Christian Weetra said this year...
Farming the good oil
When Bernard and Nicole Henderson bought their Buckleboo farm their plan was to undertake traditional agricultural practices.
However, when friend Larry Turner from Kangaroo Island...
Dorpers commanding a strong following
Interest in Dorper sheep remains strong and led to rams from Melashdan Dorper and White Dorper Stud being sold to four states at its...
Harvest promise at Streaky Bay – if rain stays away
Farmers across the Streaky Bay region are hoping this week’s cold front and associated heavy winds and high rainfall will spell the end of...
Farmers warned of fire risks
The biggest build-up of vegetation in cropping regions in the state means there is a heightened risk of fire this harvest.
Grain Producers SA chief...
New harvest code released alongside fire rating system
A new grain harvesting code of practice has been released across Australia in conjunction with the new Australian fire danger ratings system.
The Country Fire...
A ton of grain will do tons of good
A ton of grain will do tons of good if farmers choose to donate some to Variety SA when they deliver their grain to the...
Harvest ramps up despite rain
Despite storms and rain throughout much of Eyre Peninsula in the past week, Viterra sites received five times the amount of grain into its...
Applicants wanted for drought mentoring
Applications are open for a mentoring and leadership development program connecting rural Australians aged 18 to 35 with mentors across the country.
Delivered over two...
Livestock industry promotes methane actions
South Australia’s livestock industry representative body says ongoing consultation with the industry, as well as transparency is needed following Australia’s signing on to the...