AUDIENCE members lingered in the foyer at the Oatmill Cinema Complex on Wednesday night following the premiere of Pipe Dreams Fractured Lives. Many in the crowd […]
Anti-gas mining campaign fuelled
Trade deal beefed up
FARMERS in Barker will benefit from the revised Trans-Pacific trade deal, Member for Barker Tony Pasin says. Beef, sheep, dairy, wine, horticulture, seafood, cereal and grain […]
Centre of attention
DOZENS of locals took the opportunity on Australia Day to travel to Glencoe and get up close and personal with reputedly Australia’s largest steer. Known as […]
Dairy industry relieved
THE Australian dairy industry looks to have normalised, with a decent seasonal outlook and better farmgate prices encouraging increased production according to the latest NAB Agribusiness […]
Russian wheat aphid risk
EFFECTIVE management of the “green bridge” over the coming months is said to place grain growers on the front foot in their efforts to control Russian […]
Biosecurity Plan practices
A GOOD biosecurity plan consists of sound practices and is as individual as the property it protects, according to Livestock Biosecurity Network’s Rachael O’Brien. Biosecurity describes […]
Rural recognition for Ella
PASSIONATE Agriculture enthusiast Ella Kain will receive the prestigious Wattle Range Council Young Citizen of the Year Award this Friday for her community involvement and tireless […]
‘Gas wasteland’ risk
INDEPENDENT candidate for MacKillop Jon Ey has warned Beach Energy’s gas field discovery in Penola will destroy the reputation of South Australia’s most famous wine growing […]
Cattle industry leaders to meet
LIVESTOCK SA’s annual summer meeting has drawn another high-profile guest speaker, with Cattle Council of Australia chief executive Margo Andrae confirmed to attend the industry event […]
Livestock producers face new standards
RECENT changes to the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program will affect the way producers manage their livestock, regardless of the size of the property or number […]