Ag Excellence News and Updates
The SA Drought Hub are thrilled to welcome Dr Peter Hayman to the team as Deputy Director.
Read MoreMallee Sustainable Farming is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Sean Mason to its Board of directors. With a distinguished background in soil chemistry and agronomy, Dr. Mason brings a wealth of expertise and experience to the organisation.
Read MoreThe South Australian Crop Sowing Guide outlines information on current varieties of the major winter crops suitable to be grown in South Australia to assist growers in making decisions on variety selection for the upcoming season.
Read MoreApplications are now open for the next round of research and grower group funding through the South Australian Grain Industry Trust (SAGIT).
Read MoreA new intern position to be based in the South Australian Mallee region will be funded through a joint project with the South Australian Grain Industry Trust and the South Australian Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub.
Read MoreThe grain industry, producers and community are encouraged to put forward a deserving person for the inaugural South Australian Grain Industry Awards with nominations now open.
Read MoreAn initiative from Livestock SA in partnership with the Department of Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) and the SA Drought Hub. This program is designed to help South Australian regional groups and organisations bring their communities together for a BBQ.
Read MoreGrain Producers SA (GPSA), in partnership with Fat Farmers, is stepping up to support grain producers and regional communities experiencing drought by hosting a series of community breakfast barbecues across South Australia next week, with further events planned on the Eyre Peninsula in early December.
Read MoreGet funded access to leading advisers who will deliver both on-farm support and group workshop learning to prepare you and your business to bounce back in the face of adverse climate and other challenges through the AgRi-Silience program, a Livestock SA project.
Read MoreEmily Adams, a third-year Agricultural Science student at the University of Adelaide and the 2024 Student Compendium Socials and Communications Intern, has recently completed the production of a new video highlighting the ‘Intern Experience’ behind the Ag Institute Australia (AIA) Student Compendium program. From scripting to filming and editing, the video captures the journey of the 2024 interns and the practical insights gained throughout the internship.
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