Our gala dinner entertainment has been secured with previous 2014 Jamestown Gathering entertainers
The Riverland Field Days is the Riverland’s premier agricultural and horticultural showcase event that offers tremendous opportunities for businesses and an enriching experience for customers.
Hart is South Australia’s premier agronomic field trial site, managed by farmers and industry professionals
Check out trials and hear from researchers – full program to be released closer to the event. 2025 marks 110 years of MAC, help them celebrate.
The RA&HS is a not-for-profit organisation that celebrates excellence in agriculture and horticulture through competition and events.
The Northern Adelaide Plains Food Cluster (NAPFC), in partnership with the CCW Co‑operative, is hosting the Riverland Protective Cropping Expo to showcase innovative intensive cropping systems.
Attend a community forum and hear updates on the current bird flu preparedness measures in place, as well as the animal, human and environmental health considerations.
Update to H5 bird flu reporting. From Monday 17 August, South Australia will adopt the nationally agreed reporting framework for H5 bird flu. The change follows an Australian Government announcement earlier this week and will see a move away from
H5 bird flu testing update 13 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed positive test results for H5 bird flu in samples from 29 wild seabirds since yesterday’s update. The new confirmed cases are all in
H5 bird flu community forum at Port Adelaide. The next community forum to provide the public with an update on bird flu and preparedness measures will be held at Port Adelaide next Monday evening (17 August 2026). Attendees will hear the latest
Strengthening the future of SA’s wine industry. Premier Peter Malinauskas held a forum on Thursday 13 August 2026 with key representatives of the South Australian wine industry, to hear directly about the challenges facing growers and winemakers
H5 bird flu testing update 12 August. The CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP) has confirmed positive test results for H5 bird flu in samples from 49 wild seabirds since yesterday’s update. The new confirmed cases are all in