Now is the time to control locusts
Eyre Peninsula landholders are being encouraged to take action now to control any locusts they find ahead of mid-December.
Patches of developing small hopper bands...
Research funding opportunities open
The latest round of applications for research and grower group funding through the South Australian Grain Industry Trust is now open.
Research applications for projects...
Viterra’s first bulk shipment sets sail
The first shipment of South Australian grain from the 2022-23 harvest season set sail from Viterra’s Thevenard port terminal last week.
The 24,000 tonne cargo...
Traineeships available on Eyre Peninsula
Viterra is providing career development opportunities in regional communities across South Australia, including on Eyre Peninsula, by introducing a traineeship program.
The company is offering...
Support available for farmers
Eyre Peninsula farmers are being encouraged to seek out support if suffering from the effects of inclement weather during this harvest season.
Harvest would normally...
Be safe on the roads this harvest
With an anticipated large grain harvest in most parts of South Australia, Grain Producers SA (GPSA) is reminding motorists to be aware there will...
T-Ports has one million reasons to smile
T-Ports has hit a milestone after it received its one millionth tonne from growers earlier this month.
With this year’s bumper harvest, a delivery of...
Driving Wheels drives Harvest 100
Almost 1000 songs were submitted to Grain Producers SA’s (GPSA) inaugural Harvest 100, with an Australian rock classic taking the number one spot.
More than...
EP landholders involved in pilot program
Seventeen Eyre Peninsula farmers will receive a share of $2.1m to manage and enhance remnant native vegetation on-farm through a federal government program.
The Enhancing...
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...