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Mayura Station a cut above

THE Tasting Room at Millicent's Mayura Station has been named best enterprise in the tourism restaurants and catering services category at the 2017 South...

Cash cow beefs up cup

A HEREFORD steer will once again be auctioned off at the Scott Group of Companies Gold Cup Carnival charity luncheon, which will be held...

Ag students take the lead

AGRICULTURE students from a leading Adelaide independent school steered their way to success at the Mount Gambier A&H Society Spring Show. Eleven Westminster School Year...

Cash cow dry – Call for saleyards overhaul

A VETERAN livestock industry identity has called on Grant District Council to start slashing costs at the Glenburnie Saleyards to stop the cattle exchange...

Land owners undermined

AN agricultural advocate opposed to mining and gas exploration in the South East has labelled the Mining Act review consultation process a "complete sham". Anne...

First-hand look at dairy safety

THE state's Dairysafe board and management recently held a meeting in the South East and toured the region's large-scale dairy operations. Chief executive officer Brian...

Fun-filled show attracts large crowd

THE threat of wild weather did not deter strong crowds turning out for the diverse fun-filled festivities of the 153rd Penola Show. Hundreds of people...

Ambassadors aiming high

BROTHERS Mason and Bentley Galpin are "striving for the top" after being selected as the Penola Pastoral Agriculture and Horticulture Society show rural ambassadors...

Last chance to show skills

ENTRIES for the indoor section of the 141st Millicent Show this weekend must be submitted by this afternoon. Exhibitors in dozens of categories are urged...

Fun-filled show hits Penola

THE 153rd annual Penola Show kicks off this Friday with major attractions including the Flying Doctor Simulator, Special TDC Heifer show, Little Athletics, St...

Farmer raises livestock alarm

A HATHERLEIGH farmer is fearful of the catastrophic consequences of motorists continuing to disregard "Stock on Road" signs on the Princes Highway. Graham Sapiatzer has...

Harry enjoys farm practice

THESE days many 14-year-olds spend their spare time playing video games or watching television shows, but for local resident Harry Comley, life on the...

Walking the Seasons Lake McIntyre

MORE than 200 people travelled to Lake McIntyre on Friday to learn more about First Nations seasons. The Lake McIntyre Walking the Seasons event...

Uni hub in sights