12/10/2008 | THE Agriculture Bureau of South Australia is the vital link in the chain between farming and science, and has disseminated information to revolutionise the State's farming practices.
| Shearer's reward against the odds | Austrian farmers tap into green ...
12/10/2008 | JOSH Talbot, Jamestown, has received the Making Apprenticeships Simple National award for apprentice of the month after learning how to shear - one handed.
| Regional SA a great place to do ... | Austrian farmers tap into green ...
11/10/2008 | RIVER Murray Minister Karlene Maywald's Riverland-based seat of Chaffey is quickly becoming a political cauldron, as a water backlash boils over.
| Ag sector set to stay strong | Regional SA a great place to do ...
11/10/2008 | THE European Union's push towards using renewable energy is giving farmers new opportunities to make money turning their oilseed crops and forest plantations into green electricity and biofuels.
| Regional SA a great place to do ... | Candidates roll out for Chaffey
10/10/2008 | Tony Read is chairman of two orchard companies, Jubilee Almonds and Century Orchards, which grow 1000 hectares of irrigated almonds in the Riverland.
| Rural finance counselling ... | Ag sector set to stay strong
8/10/2008 | AFTER one-fifth of Kangaroo Island was blacked by bushfires in December, 2007, it is on the path to regeneration and poised to deal with future threats of fire.
| Farm impact from crisis | Ag sector set to stay strong
7/10/2008 | Coopers Brewery has begun exporting malt extract into Russia.
6/10/2008 | A recent two-day random fruit fly roadblock near Bordertown has produced encouraging results with travellers continuing to heed the keep South Australia fruit fly free message.
| Farm impact from crisis | Ag sector set to stay strong
6/10/2008 | International farm exchangees are converging on South Australia this week.
| Farm impact from crisis | Ag sector set to stay strong
5/10/2008 | Australasia’s major science and agribusiness conference is expected to generate strong debate on the future for Trans-Tasman animal industries, in light of increasing global concern about food security.
| SA farmers ready to ride out ... | Rural finance counselling ...
5/10/2008 | LOCAL, Australian and New Zealand Suppliers have won more than $450 million worth of contracts for the development of OZ Mineral’s billion dollar Prominent Hill copper and gold mining project.
| SA farmers ready to ride out ...
4/10/2008 | Dodgy itinerant traders have been reported driving around the Adelaide Hills and regional areas offering to sell electrical and mechanical equipment from the back of their vehicles.
4/10/2008 | THE current financial crisis gripping the United States could moderate global and domestic demand for US farm products and intensify an already volatile price situation for both commodities and the supplies that farmers must purchase, according to financial analysis issued by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
4/10/2008 | SOUTH Australia's agricultural sector is likely to remain strong despite the global financial crisis and challenging seasonal conditions, according to ANZ state agribusiness manager for South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia Stephen Radeski.
| SA farmers ready to ride out ... | Farm impact from crisis
4/10/2008 | SOARING demand for rural finance advice because of the dry season has led to the appointment of an extra counsellor for the severely-hit Riverland.
| SA farmers ready to ride out ... | Farm impact from crisis
3/10/2008 | The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued its position paper seeking submissions on the development of water charge rules for irrigation infrastructure operators and bulk water operators.
2/10/2008 | SOUTH Australia's farming community remains vigilant this week in the wake of warm, dry conditions and further financial uncertainty.
| Hay cut on-farm saves SE ... | Reap 'Betta' rewards with sorghum
2/10/2008 | New Governor-General Quentin Bryce is to take in the parched Murray-Darling Basin on her first official tour.
| New ag faces as Lib reshuffle ... | Irrigators seek exit clarity
29/09/2008 | Experts have declared there is no equine influenza present in any of the 74 horses at the Eastern Creek Quarantine Station, based on final test results.
28/09/2008 | AWB Limited has been advised that the class action filed on behalf of Mastafa and Ismail, two Iraqi widows who were bringing a claim against AWB on behalf of a class of Iraqi citizens, has been dismissed by the US District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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