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PASTURE PUSH: Researcher Jaylie Ryan will look at better testing methods to measure organic carbon in pasture based paddocks.

Research into soil organic carbon testing for pastures and work into nitrogen fixing rhizobia will be funded via AW Howard Trust grants.

Pasture students get boost with grants

Lower currencies and the impending northern hemisphere harvest have tempered grain demand.

Grain demand tempered

UTILISING CROPS: The University of Adelaide's Professor Rachel Burton is becoming a bit of a trailblazer in alternative crop research. 

FOOD systems and the supply chain pressures caused by drought, floods and shrinking land availability have given researchers a licence to research previously unthinkable crops.

Alternative crops hold power for fuel, food options of future

FLOOD RISK: The Bureau of Meteorology is warning of flood risks this weekend, especially in coastal parts of central NSW.

Flood-weary communities on the nation's east coast may have to do it all again if heavy falls forecast this weekend eventuate.

East coast set to be smashed with rain again

The magnitude of the fall has been intensified by geopolitics and improved weather.

Wheat market gets walloped

GROWTH GAINS: Making sure the right grain is being fed out in the right mix and the right way can help cattle on feed make weight gains more efficiently.

Grain costs have risen in recent years, but a leading animal nutritionist says there are many ways to ensure it is used efficiently.

Managing feed costs to maintain productivity

SAMPLE STAND: GrainCorp harvest casuals Annelise Galea, in the foreground, and Jenna Hicks in the background hard at work at Geelong last harvest.

GrainCorp is looking for 3000 harvest casuals to help deal with what it expects will be a third consecutive big harvest across its network.

GrainCorp on the hunt for harvest casuals

Some of the damage left on EP farms after severe storms at the start of the year. 

The aftermath and recovery of storm-damaged Eyre Peninsula farms will be considered in on-farm tours next month.

EP grain producers share storm lessons

WET ONE: In spite of the La Nina temporarily ending it is still likely to be a wet spring, a fact overlooked by many in the mainstream press.

While coverage of the end to La Nina focused heavily on a potential end to flooding rain, BOM outlooks are still favouring a wet spring.

La Nina coverage misses the mark

Grain Producers SA CEO Brad Perry, Kangaroo Flat barley grower and Coopers supplier Josh Krieg, and Trust Provenance CEO Andrew Grant toast funding which will help a collaborative project to track and trace barley from paddock to brewery, and beyond.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA is poised to be a leader in an agricultural technology revolution, with multiple industries, the state government and the SA tech world joining a groundswell of game-changing projects and ideas.

South Australian projects at the forefront of ag tech boom

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