SA’s green credentials on display through new Carbon Farming series. South Australia’s green credentials – and the commitment to Net Zero by 2050 – are highlighted through a series of videos showcasing how carbon farming and innovative land
Stop the sharing of home-grown produce. Riverland residents in fruit fly outbreak areas are being urged to refrain from selling or sharing home-grown host fruits and vegetables. Jason Size, Incident Controller of the Fruit Fly Emergency Response for
Four inspiring South Australian women selected as finalists for AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award. A leader in livestock reproduction technologies, a businesswoman combining technology, education and agriculture, a voice coach providing
Alleged abalone traffickers caught red-handed. Three alleged abalone traffickers will face court after being caught with more than 35 kilograms of greenlip and blacklip abalone taken from South Australian waters. Fisheries Officers from the
South Australia vigilant as H7 avian influenza detected in Victoria. SA backyard or commercial poultry owners are being urged to closely monitor their flocks and report any signs of disease following the confirmation of highly pathogenic H7N8 avian
New biosecurity legislation to advance SA passes Parliament. Contemporary legislation to strengthen protections for South Australia’s $18.5 billion primary industries, the environment, and the community from pests, diseases, and other biosecurity
Further $1.2m boost to SA’s regional community projects. The State Government has allocated an additional $1.2 million in funding to help community groups in regional South Australia bring their projects to life. The funding allocation follows the
Living it up at the golf? Don’t risk a $417 fine. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is reminding people from the Riverland visiting Adelaide for LIV Golf next weekend to leave restricted home-grown fruit and vegetables behind
Inaugural Director commences to lead Forestry Centre of Excellence. Professor Jeff Morrell has commenced as the first Director of the Forestry Centre of Excellence (FCoE), ready to lead the centre into its next chapter as an international leader in
Hardwicke Bay grant success with a view to the future. A shelter looking out across the pristine sandy beach and crystal-clear water at Hardwicke Bay on the Yorke Peninsula has been completed with support from the State Government’s Thriving
Cutting edge research helping farmers on the Eyre Peninsula. Farmers across the Upper Eyre Peninsula will benefit from cutting-edge research to enhance productivity in a low-rainfall zone through a series of free events, thanks to the South
Growers in the Glynde outbreak area receive updates, support, and guidance to manage fruit fly risks and protect local horticulture.