Drought conditions are increasing in severity so help with maximising profitability is crucial for the farming sector and the University of South Australia is playing a key role.
Four women from a range of backgrounds and fields are nominees in the 2020 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award.
Adelaide saw more rain overnight than in the first four months of 2019 while bone dry parts of SA got a rare but welcome drenching. SEE WHERE THE RAIN FELL.
An estimated 90 per cent of Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers’ trees are no longer productive following the KI bushfire.
Southern Yorke Peninsula locals describe last year’s Yorketown fire as a once-in-a-lifetime blaze. Recovery is well underway, but there are concerns about the issues the blaze could raise.
It will be a long road back to recovery for Adelaide Hills fruit growers following the Cudlee Creek bushfires, but the Royal Adelaide Hospital has signed a new deal that will help.
Have you got a spare $14 million to $18 million dollars and fancy a sea change to the Flinders Ranges? Wertaloona Station could be the buy for you.
A South Australia-first high-tech KFC that swaps the queue for a smartphone app has opened, and it’s just the second of its kind on Earth.
Angel Seafood has reported higher sales volume for the last quarter of 2019, but lower value, due to tough growing conditions.
Consumers will have noticed a rise in milk prices lately, but the lift doesn’t necessarily mean a return to profitability for producers.
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