Tertiary agricultural science students and industry members converged on the Howling Owl on Friday last week, coming together at the end of a six-month mentoring program facilitated by the Adelaide University Agricultural Students Association.

Hundreds of South Australian primary producers, industry representatives and regional community members have had their say about their priorities for building resilience to future droughts.

The Hart Field Day was back on this week, with 500 in attendance, see who was there.

Herbicide-resistant ryegrass in canola is providing an ever-present challenge to farmers to keep on top of.

Two rural SA women have won Country to Canberra's annual Leadership Competition, for their impressive entries about ways females can empower one another and their communities in times of change.

Two more rounds of the Great State voucher scheme are being offered.

There is an expectation that robotic dairy installations will increase in the next couple of years.

Three MSF field days will be held in SA over the coming weeks, with a focus on deep ripping.

The event will be back later this year after it was postponed in July.

Upper North Farming Systems is set to host its Annual Members Event next month, covering topics related to the theme of 'Productive and Profitable Soils and Systems'.