Ag Excellence News and Updates
The SA Drought Hub are thrilled to welcome Dr Peter Hayman to the team as Deputy Director.
Read MoreThe Australian Government’s On Farm Connectivity Program is providing $33 million over 2 years from 2023–24 to 2024–25 to enable primary producers in agriculture, forestry and/or fisheries to take advantage of connected machinery and sensor technology.
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 MoreSouth Australian grain producers and industry representatives are invited to secure their seats for the inaugural South Australian Grain Industry Awards Gala Dinner, with early bird tickets now…
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 MoreThis role is a great opportunity for an evaluation or extension specialist to make a solid contribution to the ongoing success of the SA Drought Hub. This Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting and Learning Officer (MERL) will work in a nationally significant program that links research with activities to deliver enhanced drought resilience in farming systems.
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 MoreGrower understanding and use of autonomous farm machinery will be the target of a new online survey now live. The survey is a key initiative in the joint program of three industry groups committed to guiding the safe and effective adoption of this technology in Australia.
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