Horticulture
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Citrus Growers Fund >
Payments from the fund are made to an industry body, to carry out projects and activities that benefit the South Australian citrus industry.
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Help prevent fruit fly >
The status of fruit fly outbreaks in South Australia is changing. Check the map to see if you're affected and learn what to do in the case of an outbreak in your region.
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Horticulture Netting Infrastructure Grants >
These grants help horticulture producers in the Riverland, Adelaide Hills and Greater Adelaide region. Apply to fund and install netting, or replace damaged netting, over your crops.
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Alkaloid poppy production >
Regulatory framework is in place to assist the SA alkaloid poppy industry. It controls licensed commercial poppy cultivation and processing, effectively managing risks.
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Crop sciences >
SA's sustainable agricultural production is improved by our advances in crop sciences. Learn about crop and soil management, new fruit varieties, and plant diagnostics.
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About horticulture
South Australia is a major producer of premium vegetables, fruits and nuts. Our Mediterranean climate, fertile soils, and clean water resources support varied horticulture crops. Tomatoes, potatoes, almonds and citrus are our largest outputs.
In 2022–23 our horticulture industry generated $1.17 billion in farmgate revenue for South Australia.
Our horticulture regions
SA's horticultural regions are localised around available water, where the climate and soils best suit each commodity.
Food safety legislation
Legislation sets out the safety requirements for food growers, packers and processors: