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The SA Government has rejected a push by the New South Wales and Victorian governments to extend the 2024 deadline for the Murray Darling plan, a new feral pig management plan will soon be presented to the Agriculture Department and farmer Mitch Nicholls proposed to his girlfriend Clancy Heelan

South Australia's Jonathan Wilson appointed Chief Executive the newly formed industry peak body Grains Australia, a new vaccine manufacturing facility to be built that will produce vaccines for illneses such as Q Fever and a South Australian Farming family has made $460,000 profit on the TV show the Block over the weekend.

Australian Wool Innovation's revenue drop by almost 50 per cent, Sabrina Davis lost her family home and farm during the KI bushfires and as part of her recovery process she started the Humans of Kangaroo Island Facebook page and the Victorian Government has announced the current SA permit system for cross-border community members will apply for travel into Victoria.

People working in primary industries are confused about what the lockdown restrictions mean for them, one florist has turned to the community to give the flowers a home after the snap lockdown cancelled weddings and local farmer and captain of the Jabuck Country Fire Service describes how fast the Yumali fire burnt.

How is agriculture affected by South Australia's lock down and Australian footwear brand Rossi Boots has shut up shop.

South Australia's authorities outline the six day lockdown, Renmark Irrigation Trust says more work needs to be done to ensure environmental water is delivered to floodplains and details from the NSW budget.

The light at the end of the tunnel for border communities is dimming a little with concern about the spread of COVID-19 in Adelaide, hundreds of people attend the virtual 'terroir' conference in Adelaide and stone fruit is in full swing but growers are struggling to find enough workers to pick and pack the fruit.

Australian agribusiness company Elders has made $123 million profit in the last 12 months to September, Australia has signed up to a new trade deal - the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and the Narungga Nations Aboriginal Corporation has high hopes for a new seaweed farm slated for off the coast of Yorke Peninsula.

Coolawang Pastoral Company has smashed the first cross ewe record at Naracorrte selling for $472, last year was the hottest on record, but the author's of the biennial State of the Climate report say that'll be the new normal from here on out and the COVID 19 pandemic is threatening to spark a regional food crisis in the Indo-Pacific region.

South Australia's strawberry season launched, the National Fruit Fly strategy has been released today and Victorian timber log exports to the China have been suspended indefinitely.

The CFS had a busy night last night with a lighting storm sparking more than 100 fires across the state, Primary Producers SA chair Rob Kerin weighs in on the budget and after years of drought pastoralists are daring to dream of rebuilding their sheep and cattle numbers.

Extreme weather conditions stop harvest across South Australia, the South Australian abalone industry has increased its quota for next year for blacklip abalone in a positive sign for the future and the most extensive study done so far on native grains has found there is an economic opportunity to grow them.

Farmers have a huge opportunity to capitalise on the growing market of plant-based meat substitutes, analysing light could be the key to a faster and cheaper way to fight billions of dollars of wine fraud globally and Salvation Jane is back with a vengeance this year in South Australia.

The ongoing uncertainty continues for people sending produce to China and the largest supplier of sheep genetics in the country could be set up in the Mid North of SA.

India has extended the reduction in its lentil tariff, giving farmers and traders a glimmer of hope they might be able to access the world's largest pulse market, Riverland father-son duo Bill and Ben Waddelow are full of creative ideas to turn their fresh mulberries into all sorts of new products and a new report has uncovered things meat suppliers can do to improve shelf life and reduce food waste.

Australian exporters, including wine producers, have been told by Chinese importers their produce may not be cleared by customs at several Chinese ports from Friday, South Australian hay exports down due to rain and scientists are warning Australia's biosecurity system needs a major overhaul, with the threat of severe biosecurity events like COVID-19 increasing.

South Australian Government has rejected applications from 11 Councils to remain GM-free, a fisherman weighs in on the State Government's Marine Scalefish Fishery Reform and farmers are backing in Trump for the US election.

Exporters are worried about the fate of Australian rock Llbsters sitting on the tarmac of an airport in China, SA prawns ready for Christmas as the Port Lincoln prawn fleet has returned from its first trip after heading out earlier than usual and plantation forest fire protection in parts of the south east will look a bit different this summer.

The Federal Government released the final report of the Royal Commission into Natural Disaster Arrangements, a fourteen-year-old boy in SA's mid north was egg-stremely surprised to crack an egg with three yolks and the pandemic has seen demand for cream cheese skyrocket and a South East business is booming as a result.

Professional Bull Riding circuit has opened up itself up to gambling and signed several television deals in an attempt to revive the 20-20 season, millions of tonnes of food waste is created each year but could maggots be the answer to turning that waste into food and a South Australian farmer wants to make organic dryland farming more profitable and more sustainable.