Footrot management changes welcomed
Livestock SA recently welcomed changes to footrot management regulations in South Australia.
Effective as of January 1, the changes allow all sheep flocks with confirmed...
Elders’ Doherty wins Safety Award
A member of the Elders Virginia team has been recognised at the annual One Elders Awards, held in Adelaide on December 11.
Sales support officer...
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Well, that’s a wrap (see how I used that word? Journos love a good pun) for another year for at Over The Fence. Thank...
Young producers announced for committee
Grain Producers SA (GPSA) has announced the appointments to its newly formed Young Grain Producers Committee, which will play an important role in...
The best last minute gift
It is almost time to start Christmas shopping and as far as a really handy gift for the male or female in your life,...
Railway line and parklands reapt!
In case you have ever driven to Owen and wondered who crops the railway line and the Owen parklands behind the wetlands, it is...
More than 720,000 tonnes received
Viterra has been welcoming a steady stream of receivals at its storage sites across the Mid North and Yorke Peninsula, with close to 723,000...
Harvest kicks in
Considering this is one of the driest seasons on record, it is astonishing there is anything to reap at all. Crops in the Mid...
Harvest cranks up in Mid North
Harvest is away for 2024 with headers finally kicking into gear, with some surprising yields as growers tackle lentils, canola and field peas.
After...
Over the Fence and out in the paddock
This week’s Over the Fence comes from the cabin of my windrower where I am windrowing canola. This activity will keep me busy for...
Blyth set for Saddleworth showdown
The Mid North Tennis Association grand finals are set, with Blyth and Clare Purple scoring strong wins in preliminary finals played on Saturday.
Finals got...
