At long last, second KI ferry service to set sail
KANGAROO Island’s long-awaited second ferry is finally opening tomorrow after months of clearing obstacles. They’re taking bookings now, but with a catch.
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AFTER prowling dangerously close to rural towns and killing thousands of sheep across the state, South Australia’s wild dogs may be in trouble from July.
Mango tech bears fruit for Adelaide start-up
Adelaide smarts show Queensland mango growers the best way to market.
Ship ahoy for farmers at Lucky Bay grain port
Ship ahoy. China’s bonny fair builder sends its newest ship to SA.
Fertiliser boosts Elders’ growth
AG business Elders boosts profits in half-year report released today, with fertiliser boosting growth.
New grains chief sets targets to sort out growing options
Grains SA’s new chief is working on a plan to grow industry.
KI plan to be world’s largest cat-free island
KANGAROO Island aims to be the world’s largest island free of feral cats as environment officers launch phase two of a groundbreaking project to eradicate some 5000 feline pests.
Luxury makeover for SA produce
SOUTH Australian food and beverage manufacturers will learn how to unlock the “dream factor” in their produce to build desirable luxury brands under a new pilot program starting this month.
Why it rained fruit flies in Adelaide
TWO million of the most attractive but secretly sterile Queensland fruit flies have been air-dropped over Adelaide — in a new bid to protect a $1.1 billion industry.
Red vines for rolling Clare Valley hills
Quelltaler Estates reveals plans for its new Clare Valley farm land.
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