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Seeding stalls as wait for rain starts
9:00 AM | IT IS a case of 'too wet for dry seeding and too dry for wet seeding' for many croppers across the State, where work has ground to a halt in the past week.
Producers 'dodge' SA Water
8:30 AM | A 48 per cent rise in the cost of mains water over two years is forcing Meningie farmers to fork out big money for new water sources.
Have your say on grain funding plan
16 May 12 | Grain growers and industry associations will be able to have their say on how a new voluntary fund for South Australia’s grains industry should be spent.
Bolton Girls' big Beef success
16 May 12 | THERE'S a new paddock being set up at Bolton Girls Red Angus stud at Congupna, Victoria - the interbreed champion pen.
Clare Valley winery wins top bottle
16 May 12 | Family-owned Taylors Wines has triumphed overnight winning Australia’s Best Wine Bottle for the dynamic, standout design of its 2010 Taylors Winemaker’s Project GSM bottle at Australia’s Wine Industry Design Competition 2012, the nation’s top competition for bottle and label design.
16 May 12 | Deep cracks in soil can remain open underground even after they have visibly sealed on the surface, a new study has found.
Merger expands farming options
16 May 12 | TWO prominent John Deere dealers - Pringles Ag Plus and Crouch Rural - have announced a merger agreement, creating one of South Australia's largest suppliers of advanced farming solutions.
Doctors seek urgent answers on 'budget sleepers'
15 May 12 | The Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) is “very concerned” about additional cuts announced in last week’s federal budget and is seeking urgent clarification from the Federal Government on them.
SA roadmap for unconventional gas
15 May 12 | MINISTER for Mineral Resources and Energy Tom Koutsantonis has released a draft road map aimed at maximising the potential of South Australia’s unconventional gas resources in an environmentally sustainable way.
Patchy start to sowing season in SA
15 May 12 | SOUTH Australia's field crops need more opening rain to kick the season off, with a patchy and extremely variable start so far, according to PIRSA’s latest Crop and Pasture Report.
$A relief may be short-lived
15 May 12 | Exporters and manufacturers were buoyed yesterday when the dollar dropped below parity with the US ­currency but were warned by the deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Philip Lowe, that it was not the start of a permanent downwards move in the currency.
New MateSel helps avoid inbreeding
15 May 12 | BREEDING better livestock is always a balance between joining the best male with the best female, while avoiding inbreeding. The release of a revised version of MateSel aims to resolve this challenge for beef cattle breeders.
Rethink commodity group funding: NFF
15 May 12 | THE agriculture industry must consider whether levies collected for research and development should be redistributed to commodity organisations to ensure they are well-resourced, says the National Farmers Federation.   | CommentsComments (1) | Greater transparency of foreign ...Build infrastructure, create ...
15 May 12 | THE sale of 40,000 hectares of grazing land on the South Australian-Victorian border to Qatar-owned Hassad Australia has sparked mixed reaction.   | CommentsComments (3)
SA sheep numbers back without Naracoorte
14 May 12 | ONLY two sheep markets were held last week with Naracoorte not having a sale, and as a result there were less numbers of both lambs and sheep yarded.
14 May 12 | THE Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC) has released a report into the value of investments in the national Farming and Fishing Health and Safety Research and Development Program.
Three states unite against Graingrowers
14 May 12 | THREE state farming organisations have jointly refuted claims that Graingrowers Limited represents their views.
Goat meat goes mainstream
14 May 12 | GOAT meat is in vogue. It is gaining a prominent place in inner-city butcher shops and expanding into mainstream markets.   | Cleaning up camels with new ...
13 May 12 | THE poor returns beef and lamb producers have had to accept recently has prompted many to question whether domestic meat prices are too high.   | CommentsComments (5)
Fleur toasts bush storyteller prose
13 May 12 | FOR many rural women, days are consumed raising a family and helping on the farm but Fleur McDonald has squeezed-in one more role as a successful author.
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