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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...

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...

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...

‘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...

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...

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...

Farmers await fallout from meatworks “tragedy”

THE South East farming community is rallying together to support Thomas Foods International (TFI) following the devastating fire at its meat processing plant in...

Top stud ready to raise bar

HIGH hopes for another record year have been expressed by the proprietor of a Furner beef cattle stud on the eve of its annual...

AlertSA slammed

LIBERAL candidate for MacKillop Nick McBride has slammed the State Government's emergency alert smartphone app after failing during a serious fire near Keith last...

Harvest in full swing

THE 2017/18 harvest is about to get into full swing in Millicent and district as climatic conditions are right. It is customary for the peak...

Heavy rainfall to impact crop

RECENT heavy rainfall through parts of the southern cropping region could impact on the viability of grain that growers are planning to retain for...

Chinese export licence granted

MORE than 10 jobs are set to become available at the multi-million dollar Blue Lake Dairy Group next month after the Tantanoola facility was...

Ashton Hurn checks out regional roads

LEADER of the Liberal Party Ashton Hurn has recommitted previous party policies for the region as the state gears up to hit the polling...