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...
Land Access committee delivers findings
The Parliamentary Select Committee on Land Access last week tabled its final report in the House of Assembly with Nurungga MP Fraser Ellis pleased...
New harvester makes waves in Mid North
The John Deere X9 Harvester with HD50R Rigid Cutterbar Draper has made its South Australian debut in barley fields around Crystal Brook.
The machine is...
November rain breaks records across Mid North district
As rain fell across the Mid North last week, so too did a number of November rainfall and temperature records. Saddleworth, Hamley Bridge and...
SARDI Supports
The Clare SARDI Research Team is partaking in Movember, the annual November fundraiser to raise awareness for mens mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer...
Rural children top of Lisa’s agenda
Wirrabara’s Lisa Slade, formerly of Moolooloo Station, has taken on the role of national vice president for the Isolated Children’s Parent’s Association (ICPA), remaining...
Historic press given prominent home
A new home for the restored 19th century Black Rock Wool Press was unveiled in Orroroo last month.
Nestled in the town’s main street, the...
Ashrose returns to Mid North roots
Ashrose Poll Merino Stud has returned to the Ashby family and its Mid North roots, with the purchase of the stud sealed last week...
Whimsical response to pageant void
There would have been a lot of sad faces in the Balaklava community upon the news the annual Christmas Pageant had been cancelled due...
