About PIRSA
Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) is a key economic development agency in the Government of South Australia, with responsibility for the prosperity of the state's primary industries and regions.
South Australia's agriculture, food, wine and forestry industries are a vital part of the state's economy, our largest export sector and a major employer. In 2016-17, they generated about $22.5 billion in revenue and accounted for 57% of the state's merchandise exports.
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Agriculture food and wine
PreviousPIRSA’S Agriculture, Food and Wine Division enables the growth Of South Australia’s Agriculture, Food And Wine Industries.
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Biosecurity SA
PreviousPIRSA’S Biosecurity SA Division manages the risks to South Australia posed by animal and plant pests and diseases, food borne illnesses, and misuse of rural chemicals.
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Fisheries and Aquaculture
PreviousPIRSA’S Fisheries and Aquaculture division manages the use of South Australia’s aquatic resources to maximise the environmental, social and economic benefits to South Australian communities and ensure the sustainable development of our fisheries and aquaculture industries.
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Forestry
PreviousPIRSA’S Forestry division works with businesses and the community to promote the future of the forestry and wood products industry in South Australia and seeks new opportunities for development.
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Regions SA
PreviousRegions SA provides an integrated cross-sector, cross-government and regionally focused approach to improving economic and social outcomes for regions.
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Rural Solutions SA
PreviousRural Solutions SA is PIRSA’S key delivery agent for major programs and projects across South Australia, and provides consultancy services to private and public sector organisations locally, nationally and internationally.
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SARDI
PreviousSARDI provides research and development services to the state government, commercial clients and research partners to help make South Australia’s primary industries and regions internationally competitive and ecologically sustainable.
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Latest news
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World Fisheries Congress 2020 call for abstracts opens
19 November
It's your chance to share your passion and knowledge in fisheries science, conservation or management as the World Fisheries Congress 2020 call for abstracts opens.Read more about World Fisheries Congress 2020 call for abstracts opens -
Growth focus for new Pastoral Board
14 November
An experienced and diverse membership has been appointed to administer the Pastoral Land Management and Conservation Act 1989.Read more about Growth focus for new Pastoral Board -
SA sheep producers begin Dog Fence rebuild contribution
11 November
South Australian sheep producers have begun contributing directly to the rebuild of the $25 million Dog Fence with a 12 cent increase in the South Australian Sheep Industry Fund going directly towards the project.Read more about SA sheep producers begin Dog Fence rebuild contribution -
Tenders open for $25 million Dog Fence rebuild
11 November
Businesses are being sought to participate in the $25 million rebuild of the South Australian Dog Fence with tender documents revealing the extent of the project, requiring up to 71,000 timber posts, 127,500 steel droppers and more than 7,000 kilomet…Read more about Tenders open for $25 million Dog Fence rebuild -
It's a gem! McLaren Vale winery scoops global tourism award
9 November
McLaren Vale's Gemtree Wines has won a global wine award at the Great Wine Capitals Global Network International Best of Wine Tourism Awards, beating nominees from nine other worldwide destinations.Read more about It's a gem! McLaren Vale winery scoops global tourism award -
State Government to work with Riverland growers after devastating hailstorm
5 November
The South Australian Government will immediately work with Riverland growers impacted by yesterday's hailstorm event to assess the damage to crops.Read more about State Government to work with Riverland growers after devastating hailstorm -
New Mid North weather stations to avoid the drift
4 November
Cereal and grain producers in the Mid North will have a new tool at their disposal this summer to assist with their summer weed control programs and help avoid spray drift.Read more about New Mid North weather stations to avoid the drift -
Research farms to have an AgTech future
1 November
Two AgTech demonstration farms will be established in the South East heralding a new future for State Government-owned research centres.Read more about Research farms to have an AgTech future -
#RegionsMatter Engagement Report released
1 November
Regional South Australians have had their say on key priorities to drive regional growth and liveability, as captured in the Regional Development Strategy Engagement Report released today.Read more about #RegionsMatter Engagement Report released -
New measures to protect iconic Snapper in place
1 November
New measures to protect South Australia's iconic Snapper fishery for the future are now in place.Read more about New measures to protect iconic Snapper in place
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Events
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SA Premier’s Food and Beverage Industry Awards Gala Dinner
The South Australian Food Industry Awards Program celebrates excellence in our state’s dynamic food and beverage industry.These awards recognise both businesses and individuals who are... - 10Apr
SEAFOOD ON SPENCER
The inaugural Seafood on Spencer event is set to be a relaxed day on the beach front of Port Broughton showcasing seafood from the Spencer Gulf, regional wine, craft beer, SA distilled gin, ...
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