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Young children can be hurt in accidents on-farm, meaning care needs to be given to reduce the risk. Picture via Shutterstock

There is plenty of room for improvement with on-farm safety and kids.

Commitment needed to keep farm kids safe

The 2023 Adelaide ram sale. Picture by Jacqui Bateman

POLL: What are your expectations for sales?

How deep is your pocket this ram sale season? POLL

Sometimes farmers need to remind themselves there are better times around the corner, writes Grain Producers SA chair John Gladigau. File picture

Farming can be a slog, but there's always better times ahead

Having an open mind from the beginning is the key to success in any sharing of resources between farming businesses. Picture supplied

The main impediment to sharing resources is usually the mindset

Communication key when working through collaboration issues

Changes to the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act mean more restrictions on managing trees. Picture via Shutterstock

RURAL LEGALITIES: There were reforms to the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act.

Act reform to provide better protection for trees

Labor must now prove unions will not have an adverse impact on farm businesses. File picture.

The CFMEU's antics mean Labor must prove unions will not have an adverse impact on farm businesses.

Will it be an unholy union for agriculture?

Lamb results have been varied this year. File picture

POLL: Lambing rates have varied across the state.

How are your lamb numbers stacking up? POLL

An incongruous aspect of water buybacks is why the government has, among other things, allowed a proliferation of permanent plantings through the basin while revamping the Basin Plan with buybacks as its centrepiece. Picture by Denis Howard.

Buybacks start but there are no speed humps on new plantings of water-hungry commodities in the Basin.

Basin buybacks: Giving with one hand, taking with the other

Certain investments can be paying dividends for years to come. Picture via Shutterstock

Every purchase we make should be a value proposition.

Value remembered long after price forgotten

Without a free trade agreement with the European Union that offers better access, the EU grain-fed beef quota is still the best (zero tariff) access Australian beef has to the EU market. The Land file picture.

The EU grain-fed beef quota is still the best access Australian beef has to the EU market.