Local sets off on religious mission
The son of a notable Mid North-based businessman has jetted off to New Zealand to spend up to two years partaking in a type...
Smokers invited to ‘Quit Your Way’ in May
South Australian smokers are once again planning to put away their cigarettes for the fourth annual ‘Quit your way in May’ campaign.
‘Quit your way...
Sticking to seeding plans
With farmers across the Lower and Mid North looking towards the start of seeding, one Adelaide Plains farmer has shared his perspective of the...
Expo a hit
Hundreds gathered at the FARM Centre in Freeling across March 22 and 23 for the Light Regional Farm and 4x4 Expo.
The event is a...
Students speak of change at SRC Summit
Students from across the Mid North joined 150 from across the state to discuss ideas for change at the 2024 South Australian Student Representative...
Projects focus on beneficial insects in canola
Grain growers will benefit from improved pest management strategies with the start of two new research projects focussing on beneficial insects in canola.
Grains Research...
Tourist centre seeks additional funding
The future of the Clare Valley Wine, Food and Tourism Centre was a subject of debate at last month’s Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council...
Getting to meat of matter
A show of support for local red meat producers was shown in a community barbecue at Lochiel last week, as support is being shown,...
Ewe beaut March market at Jamestown
There was reasonable demand for ewes at the latest Jamestown Market on March 21.
In its market report, Nutrien Livestock has detailed the March market...
An egg-cellent early treat
Though there were no shortage of events over the long weekend.
Easter came early for some lucky children in Pioneer Park, Clare, where last...
Help to handle kangaroo numbers
REGION - Primary producers battling drought and heavy grazing pressure across South Australia will receive additional support to manage high numbers of kangaroos on...
