Primary industries
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Aquaculture
Policy, legislation and regulation, leasing and licensing, aquatic animal health and research for our aquaculture industry.
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Commercial fishing
Policy and frameworks to protect the long-term sustainability of the state's aquatic resources and maximise the social and economic benefits.
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Grains and crops
Support for SA's whole-of-chain sustainable grain industry, including facilitating partnerships, investments and international trade development.
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Food and beverage
Our food and beverage industries are a vital part of the state’s economy and there are major opportunities for growth locally, nationally and overseas.
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Forestry
Initiatives to increase the economic value of the forest and wood products industry in a sustainable manner.
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Grape and wine
Support for our state's wine industry through increasing trade and investment, removing trade barriers, conducting research, and delivering community events.
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Horticulture
Grants, research programs and biosecurity advice to protect South Australia's premium horticulture.
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Livestock, wool and dairy
Animal health programs, industry associations, business resources and technical advice to help the livestock industry grow and become more profitable.
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Growing SA's primary industries
The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) partners with peak industry associations and stakeholders to advance the state's key economic sectors. We are responsible for:
- leasing and licencing to regulate industries
- developing policy, legislation, and informative guides
- providing programs and funding opportunities for producers
- delivering scientific research and innovation that benefits industry.
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AgInsight South Australia
Access interactive information and 3D mapping for a comprehensive outline of the state's agricultural, economic, and infrastructure data.
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History of agriculture in SA
From the early days of colonisation, agriculture supported the state's economy through food and fibre used for domestic and international markets.
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