Last call for regional sporting clubs to get around Drought Relief Round. Sport and active recreation clubs impacted by drought in regional and greater metropolitan areas have a week left to apply for a new grant program, set to deliver targeted
Fishers busted trying to smuggle squid at Black Point. Another recent seizure of illegally caught squid by Fisheries Officers from the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA), is a reminder to fishers that they can face the possibility
Protecting every orchard: Strong measures to protect the Riverland from fruit fly. As winter approaches, The Department for Primary Industries (PIRSA) is continuing to combat fruit fly with a range of tactics as part of its strategically coordinated
Harvest completed but significant rainfall needed to improve conditions. South Australia’s estimated grain production for 2024/25 has come in at 5.2 million tonnes, following a challenging season as the Malinauskas State Government continues to
2025 Blackspot Manager forecast released. 2025 Blackspot Manager forecast released. The 2025 forecast from Blackspot Manager highlights a high risk of blackspot (Ascochyta blight) for field pea crops sown in late April and early May across all
Abalone fisher issued hefty fine for illegal take. A Melbourne man has been convicted and ordered to pay fines and costs of more than $3,000 for possessing a commercial quantity of Blacklip Abalone in the state’s South East. The 55-year-old
Applications now open for standpipe upgrades in drought affected communities. Councils across drought-affected regions of South Australia can now apply for funding under the newly launched Publicly Accessible Standpipe Upgrade Fund, a further
Celebrate Compost Awareness Week with tips on safe composting practices that prevent fruit fly breeding and support healthy home gardens.
Riverland students develop leadership skills and learn fruit fly prevention through hands on environmental education programs.
Charity hay runs now extended to dairy farmers across South Australia. South Australian Dairyfarmers will be able to access the fodder transport subsidy scheme for the first time through a partnership between the State Government and the South
Scholarship recipients announced for new wine business and tourism education program. Twelve South Australian wine industry professionals have been awarded scholarships to take part in a new, innovative educational program aimed at strengthening the
More fodder on the way for drought-impacted farmers. South Australian farmers battling the ongoing effects of drought are continuing to receive vital support, with thousands of tonnes of fodder already delivered and more to come under the