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Proposed restrictions on heavy vehicle movements on the Yorke Peninsula has raised the ire of the South Australian Road Transport Association and Grain Producers SA. File picture

B Double trucks would not be allowed to travel on a considerable number of Yorke Peninsula roads at night or during wet conditions, under a new roads strategy from the Yorke Peninsula Council.

Trucking mad: Grains and transport sector slam Yorke Peninsula heavy vehicle strategy

Vanessa Binks

Patrick of Coonawarra owner Luke Tocaciu and Mia, planting an eco-garden to host good bugs at the winery. Photo supplied by Patrick of Coonawarra 

Winery launches Cabernet and Crickets experience.

Eat bugs and sip - if you dare

Lameroo farmer Lynton Barrett in front of the town's new silo artwork, that was completed on Wednesday by Sam 'Smug' Bates. Picture Quinton McCallum

A new silo artwork has been unveiled at Lameroo, telling the story of the region's early settlers and farmers.

New Lameroo silo art captures region's story

Catherine Miller

A new SA record price of $8000 for a SA bred Poll Shorthorn was made by DW&PM Barkley, Newbold, Gawler River when EL&NE Hoffrichter, Pasadena stud, Loxton, bought the stud bull Newbold Matchless. Matchless- a 20 month old red roan- is pictured above with Mr EL Hoffrichter.

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Former SA Sheep Industry Board chairman Ian Rowett is opposing Livestock SA's plans to consolidate its six sub committee's into one livestock advisory committee. File picture

A number of livestock producers have voiced their concerns about Livestock SA's proposal to consolidate its six sub committees into one livestock advisory committee.

Livestock SA's proposed changes prompt debate on funds' boards future

Applications are being sought for Grain Producers SA's new Young Grain Producers Committee. File picture

The South Australian grains industry is looking to foster its next generation of leaders and policy makers by forming a Young Grain Producers Committee.

Opportunity knocks for young grain leaders

Kiara Stacey

The Park owner Ali Cooper in their upgraded communal camp kitchen. Picture by Kiara Stacey

Tourism grows across the state with occupancy rates up.

Tourist numbers on the climb across SA

Katie Jackson

The CFS responded to multiple fires in the east of the state on Tuesday as wind gusts reached 60km/h. File picture

At least four blazes required a Country Fire Service response on Tuesday, as wind gusts reached 60 km per hour across the state.

Mid-April blazes burn 800ha across SA

Author and war historian Judith Long, nee Darby, Bendigo, Vic, with the late Cyril Matthews, Koongawa, with her first book in 2019. Picture supplied

The legacy of Wudinna's soldier settlers is being chronicled by a former Eyre Peninsula local, highlighting some of the region's most recognisable families more than 100 years on.

Wudinna WWI soldier settlers remembered in soon-to-be-released book

Martin de Winnaar is the broadacre manager for Pye Group, Parilla. He says reasons for optimism in the grains sector largely outweigh the current challenges. Picture by Quinton McCallum

Optimism about the profitability and sustainability of the state's cropping sector is extremely high, but increasing operating costs, unreliable connectivity and staffing are shaping as the biggest future challenges.

GPSA survey outlines grower gains and pains

PLENTY of onlookers braved the wet conditions to attend the Naracoorte first-cross sale.

PLENTY of onlookers braved the wet conditions to attend the Naracoorte first-cross sale.<br>

Cassie Oster, Leigh Oster, Ian Farley and John Byrnes, all Marmon Pastoral, Jabuk, sold ewe lambs to $310.

SAL general manager Laryn Gogel auctioneering.

McPiggery's Adam Berwick, Martin Harvey, Paxton, Western Flat, Zoetis' Gary Glasson and McPiggery's Duane Simon with the blue-ribbon for McPiggery's $326 ewe lambs.

Naracoorte Combined Agents Association chairman Tom Dennis welcoming the crowd.

Craig Pfitzner, Frances, had 83 ewe lambs make $284.

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