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Over the fence: The six degrees of Andy Barr

There’s this thing Hollywood actor Kevin Bacon is known for, and that’s Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.  It’s a play on the concept of six...

Techgrow offerings strengthened by Hardi

Since taking on the Hardi franchise for the Mid North in March, Techgrow has hit the ground running as local farmers embrace the level...

Grain legumes initiative aims to close the yield gap in SA

The economic impact of a range of management options for grain legume crops will be further explored this year through a collaborative and geographically...

Over the fence: Winter solstice

It may have been the shortest day this week in Australia but in Britain it was the longest day mid-Summer. I contacted a mate in...

Protecting against Lumpy Skin Disease

Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) is a serious disease of cattle and water buffalo. It has never occurred in Australia but is an emerging threat as...

Farmers turn to natural farming inputs

Over the past decades the use of synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides and fungicides has increased worldwide, to improve crop production. This increase, combined with unsustainable...

Taking steps to release climate-neutral beef products

First-mover companies around the world are taking the next steps to meet their emissions reduction goals and beginning to release climate-neutral beef products on...

National milk production down

Rabobank senior dairy analyst Michael Harvey said Australian milk production continues to trail last season, with widespread declines across all regions. “As of April 2022,...

Award nod for SA beekeeper

“Focusing on building strong engagement with farmers is key for me. I spend a lot of time planting native trees and shrubs as windbreaks...

Team dog challenge now open

For the first time in its seven-year history, the Cobber Challenge is showcasing how farm dogs work together, with nominations calling for working dog...

Scholarship for local Japanese teacher

Local Japanese teacher Rebecca Wundke has been awarded the SA Education Minister's ‘Language Immersion Scholarship’ as an early career teacher. One of five offered for...

Harvest kicks in