Illegal rock lobster sellers feel the pinch. Three people have been convicted and ordered to pay fines totalling more than $11,000 for selling and trading recreationally caught Southern Rock Lobster in South Australia. A 36-year-old man from Denial
Over 100 truckloads of hay for SA farmers affected by drought. The delivery of more than 100 truckloads of donated hay to farming communities across South Australia, as a result of financial support from the Malinauskas Labor Government, has
Fruit fly outbreak in Glynde. A Queensland fruit fly outbreak has been declared in Glynde in Adelaide’s northeastern suburbs. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) is urging residents in the affected area to follow quarantine
Heading back to school? Don’t forget fruit fly restrictions on home-grown produce. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is reminding families with students returning to school across the Riverland next week to be aware of
Fishers caught red handed with illegal Snapper catch. Three fishermen have been fined almost $4,000 after a routine inspection on the Fleurieu Peninsularevealed they were in possession of 22 illegally caught Snapper. Fisheries Officers from the
A new era of climate-smart farming trials in SA established. A new era of climate-smart farming has arrived for South Australia in the form of long-term research trials. These trials will help livestock, cropping and mixed farmers prepare for and
Women paving the way for leadership in agriculture. The latest round of emerging leaders in agriculture and rural communities has been selected to participate in a professional development program aimed at supporting inspirational South Australian
Disaster support for South Australian inland river flood response and recovery. The Albanese and Malinauskas Governments are activating disaster assistance for communities, councils and primary producers in South Australia’s remote areas following
Innovations in estimating biomass in the dynamic SA snapper fishery. Monitoring the size of snapper populations through time is crucial to fishery management, although this is challenging in the absence of fishery catch data due to the current
No-and-low-alcohol research trial subsidies for SA wine business. South Australia is proudly leading the way with the world's first no-and-low-alcohol (NOLO) trial-scale research facility located at the University of Adelaide's Waite Campus in
SA’s agriculture research and innovation to drive Net Zero by 2050. Research into lowering greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural practices will be spearheaded by South Australia through an $8.4 million commitment, alongside partnerships
SA’s lab testing facility ready in the fight against Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV). The first South Australian-based testing laboratory for ToBRFV at the Waite campus of the University of Adelaide has commenced – a significant next