Rabbit control vital in summer
Farmers across South Australia are being urged to be proactive rather than reactive when it comes to combating rabbits this summer.
Rabbits are regarded as...
Watch out for drift this summer
Producers are being reminded to consider their neighbours when planning spraying operations during the summer months.
Department of Primary Industries and Regions biosecurity executive director...
Booleroo Centre to chat about herbicides
Grains Research and Development Corporation is supporting a series of fallow herbicide workshops for growers and agronomists that will be delivered by Mark Congreve...
Booleroo farmer paves way for new generation
As a sixth-generation farmer with young children, Joseph Koch is concerned for the future of farming communities in regional towns.
That’s why he’s chosen to...
Port Wakefield’s big Christmas event
Families from the Port gathered alongside those who travelled from Adelaide and around the Mid North last Sunday, December 12, to celebrate the festive...
Ag production value and volume soars
Australia’s farmers are on track to smash production value and volume records in 2021-22 on the back of exceptional seasonal conditions and a surge...
Rural road repair disgust
Frome MP Geoff Brock has expressed his disgrace over the recent deterioration of Owen Road exactly a year after airing the same concerns with...
La Niña makes its mark on livestock market
Last month, the Bureau of Meteorology announced a La Niña weather pattern had developed over the tropics of the Pacific Ocean.
A La Niña traditionally...
Full steam ahead
Harvest kicked up a gear over the weekend as headers finally started rolling again.
The question is, just how much damage has the recent rainfall...
A new dawn in plant breeding
The University of Adelaide’s School of Agriculture, Food and Wine is partnering with Australian Grain Technologies Pty Ltd (AGT) on a new academy to...