Second bite at the cherry – late start extends season into New Year. South Australians can enjoy fresh, locally grown cherries not only for Christmas this year, but into the New Year as well, with a cooler spring extending the season to mid-January
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Learn why even one piece of fruit can spread fruit fly and how simple actions help protect South Australia’s growers during holiday travel.
Discover how the recent funding boost for Regional Development Australia (RDA) will enhance local initiatives and drive economic growth across communities.
Recreational fishing restrictions eased. Temporary fishing restrictions for recreational and charter boat fishers have been eased following the latest review of fish stocks. Recreational and charter boat fishers can once again catch full bag, boat
Extra funding secured for drought support. The Malinauskas Labor Government has locked in an additional $24.5 million for the Drought Support Package as part of the Mid-Year Budget Review, ensuring every eligible application for assistance is granted
Algae monitoring buoys ahoy! Six hi-tech monitoring buoys which will automatically detect future harmful algal blooms before they reach our shores are being deployed across South Australian waters. The state-of-the-art oceanographic moorings are
Virtual fencing becomes a reality in SA. Virtual fencing has been legalised in South Australia, allowing producers to use the game-changing technology to improve cattle management, reduce infrastructure costs and help protect native vegetation. An
Discover how enhanced mobile and internet connectivity is transforming the Limestone Coast, boosting local businesses and improving community access to services.
The Men's Table invites drought-affected regions to talk mental health. The Men's Table is starting community-led work to support men and their families in dry and drought affected areas of South Australia. With support from Preventive Health SA, Men
Producers urged to be wary of spray drift during summer. With summer weed spraying operations expected to ramp up in the coming weeks, primary producers are reminded to take extra care to prevent spray drift, particularly in unsuitable weather
Applications open for wine business and tourism program. South Australian wine tourism owners and managers are encouraged to apply for the next round of an educational program designed to deepen wine, business and tourism knowledge, helping the
Salisbury North is officially fruit fly free, marking a key step in restoring protection for local growers and surrounding communities.