PIRSA has teamed up with Fruit Share Adelaide to present a free online information session about how fruit fly outbreaks impact the movement of at-risk fruit and vegetables.

Fruit Share Adelaide is an organisation known for the good work of its volunteers in harvesting locally grown fruit across the city and distributing it to charities and community groups.

PIRSA's Fruit Fly Emergency Response Incident Controller Jason Size will present an update of the current metro outbreak, discuss the restrictions that apply to the movement of some fruit and vegetables, and explain how people can reduce the risk of further outbreaks.

If you live in an outbreak area, or you travel through one, or you just want to know how to reduce the risk of fruit fly, then register for the Fruit Share Adelaide - Fruit Fly Webinar.

The Primary Industry Funding Schemes Act 1998 requires management plans for each industry fund to be revised annually and presented at a public meeting.

The following revised plans will be presented at the public meeting:

• Cattle Industry Fund Management Plan 2024–25 to 2028–29 (PDF 246.9 KB)
• Sheep Industry Fund Management Plan 2024–25 to 2028–29 (PDF 226.4 KB)

The management plans include estimates of the likely contributions to the funds over the following five-year period, proposals for investment of the funds, and proposals for fund applicants.

All South Australian cattle and sheep producers contribute to these funds and are invited to attend the public meeting where the plans will be presented.

The meeting will be online using Microsoft Teams:

Join the meeting

Meeting ID: 495 825 009 943
Passcode: uB3ruL

More information

Phone: (08) 8214 6025
Email: pirsa.pifs@sa.gov.au

The Primary Industry Funding Schemes Act 1998 requires management plans for each industry fund to be revised annually and presented at a public meeting.

The following revised management plans will be presented at the public meeting:

• Adelaide Hills Wine Industry Fund
• Barossa Wine Industry Fund
• Clare Valley Wine Industry Fund
• Langhorne Creek Wine Industry Fund
• McLaren Vale Wine Industry Fund
• Riverland Wine Industry Fund
• SA Grape Growers Industry Fund.

The management plans include estimates of the likely contributions to the funds over the following five-year period, proposals for investment of the funds, and proposals for fund applicants.

All South Australian wine makers and grape growers contribute to these funds and are invited to attend the public meeting where the plans will be presented.

The meeting will be online using Microsoft Teams:

Join the meeting

Meeting ID: 432 578 513 133
Passcode: LVDxS8

More information

Phone: (08) 8214 6025
Email: pirsa.pifs@sa.gov.au

SA producers are invited to attend a producer webinar on eID for sheep and farmed goats.

Join AWI Extension SA, Livestock SA, and Department of Primary Industries and Regions for an update on the rollout of sheep eID in SA. Topics will include:

• why you should implement mandatory eID
• benefits of eID
• eID implementation in SA
• who is responsible for animal movements.

Register online to attend the webinar.