A sustainable and prosperous South Australia

Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is a key economic development agency in the Government of South Australia.

SA’s regions are an economic powerhouse that drives prosperity for all South Australians. Our focus is on expanding the key regional industries by creating jobs and boosting our economy through strong regional production and vibrant regional communities.

Our state is protected by legislation supporting primary production and clean environment, including well established natural resource management, biosecurity and comprehensive food safety and quality assurance standards.

What's happening

Primary Industries

Primary Industries Future Forward Fund

The fund commits $8 million over 4 years to advance the prosperity, sustainability and resilience of primary producers.

Primary industries

Latest crop and pasture report

Above average rainfall has resulted in good crop development and yield potential across many regions.

Primary industries

South Australia Wine Industry Transition and Future Growth Package

The $109 million package supports industry transition, expands market demand, promotes regional investment and positions the state’s wine sector for sustainable long-term growth.

Biosecurity

Plague Locust Chemical Rebate

Apply for reimbursement for using approved locust control products on your property.

Events

Bird flu community forum – Mitcham
To help keep communities informed, the South Australian Government is hosting community forums.
SA Bee Biosecurity, Small Hive Beetle (SHB) Management
Join us for an exclusive online event where we will be discussing Small Hive Beetle (SHB) and the issues around them in our hives.
SA Bee Biosecurity, Building Strong Biosecurity Barriers
Join us for an exclusive online event where we will be discussing Building Strong Biosecurity Barriers. This live webinar is designed specifically for the South Australian beekeeping community.
Bird flu pets and backyard poultry webinar
Do you have backyard chickens at home and want to learn more about how H5 bird flu may affect them?