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Residents in a new fruit fly outbreak zone are being urged to check backyard fruit trees.

Fruit fly back in town

Quinton McCallum

STUDBREEDERS UNDER 30 TO WATCH: A reminder of how Texel sheep breeder Troy Julyan got his start is etched in the young Manoora man's stud prefix.

Texels hit the mark for Manoora breeder

Catherine Miller

OPPORTUNITY: National deer management coordinator Annelise Wiebkin says SA has an opportunity to reduce the feral deer population to less than 1000 animals and the increased funding will go a long way to achieve this.

Feral deer are wreaking havoc on SA farms and the environment as well as being a safety risk on roads but an increase in funding is aiming to have the pest nearly disappear from the landscape in the coming decade.

More doe to target SA feral deer

Kiara Stacey

Tough job: Cummins Meat Store owners Glenn and Nicole Buddle are doing their best to remain affordable to the end consumer wanting local products.

Butchers are the latest industry feeling the pinch of inflation with some taking the hit in their pockets to remain affordable to their customers.

Butchers making ends meat

SA Power Networks and the Board of Grain Producers SA have met to discuss action to reduce incidents.

Powerline incident discussions take place

Sophie Burt, Clements Gap, started her Sandy Hill Murray Grey stud in early 2021 and already has six stud females.

STUDBREEDERS UNDER 30 TO WATCH: A generous offer by Ballyvaughan Murray Grey stud principals Katrina and Steve Sanders at Clare to allow Sophie Burt to take her pick of their 2020-drop heifers has given her a dream start in the stud game.

Sophie catches 'stud bug' for Murray Greys

Abput 300 tonnes of hay is being delivered by Rural Aid to drought-affected farms in SA.

Drought-affected farmers in South Australia are being helped with fodder drops after little to no rain in some parts of the state has left livestock without food.

Hay help for farmers waiting for rain

Voting is open in the search for SA Agricultural Town of the Year Award finalists for 2022.

Search on for leading SA ag town

Agricultural and horticultural groups in the region can apply for grants to achieve natural resources management outcomes for improved sustainable agricultural production.

New round of funding arrives

STEPPING DOWN: After nearly 20 years as chief executive of the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA John Rothwell will retire later this year.

The hunt is on for a new chief executive for the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA with John Rothwell to retire later this year.

Adelaide Showground CEO set to retire

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