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Positive grain forecast despite global pressures. Grain production across the state is on track to exceed last year’s harvest, as industry looks to take advantage of decent early rainfall and substantially improved seeding conditions. The latest
Royal reminder for the King’s birthday long weekend. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is reminding travellers to know the fruit fly quarantine rules before heading away for the upcoming King’s Birthday long weekend,
Adelaide named host city for Asia Pacific's leading agrifood tech conference. South Australia is set to take centre stage in the future of food supply chain innovation and technology, as Adelaide is announced as the host city for AgriFutures Evoke Ag
Join Australasia's largest horticulture conference and trade show at the Adelaide Convention Centre from Monday 1st - Thursday 4th June 2026.
Citrus season launches in South Australia. The ‘zest’-ive season has arrived for SA-grown oranges, lemons and other citrus fruits, as citrus season gets underway across the state. Citrus fruits generally hit their peak in the colder months,
Raise a glass for SA wine tourism excellence. South Australia’s wine tourism operators and wine producers will vie for the chance to gain global recognition as nominations open for the 2027 Best Of Wine Tourism Awards. A major showcase event in
Rutherglen bug. Identification. Adults are approximately 4 millimetres long, grey-brown in colour, and have clear wings folded flat across the back. They have a narrow body, prominent dark eyes, and piercing-sucking mouthparts. Nymphs are wingless,
Green peach aphids detected. The PestFacts SA team has received reports about green peach aphid (GPA) activity, ranging from the Mid North through to the South East regions of South Australia. Following rain at the end of February, some growers
Australian plague locust update. Following the record-breaking rainfall in February 2026, Australian plague locust activity has increased across parts of South Australia, particularly in the eastern Mallee and northern pastoral regions. The current
Watchlist: Black keeled slug, Russian wheat aphid (RWA) and redlegged earth mite (RLEM). While some pests such as Russian wheat aphid (RWA) and redlegged earth mite (RLEM) are currently at low levels, recent rainfall and forecast cooler temperatures
One of worst Blue Swimmer Crab breaches this year at Thompson Beach results in $6,550 in fines. Less than two weeks after the State Government re-instated bag limits for Blue Swimmer Crabs in Gulf St Vincent/Kangaroo Island from 10 to 20 crabs per