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Member for Chaffey Tim Whetstone and SA Liberal leader David Speirs at Swan Reach. The pair believe the use of water buybacks in the delivery of the Murray Darling Basin Plan will lead to negative outcomes for regional communities. Picture by Quinton McCallum

Opposition concerns about the impacts of water buybacks on regional communities are unfounded, according to SA's Water Minister Susan Close, who says adjustment mechanisms will be in place to account for any unintended consequences.

Buybacks a 'lazy option', says David Speirs; Labor hoses down concerns

Belinda and Matthew Davey, Clinton Centre, say phone service and connectivity has become increasingly unreliable and making day-to-day farming operations harder than they need to be. Picture by Quinton McCallum

Farming technology that is only 3G-enabled is expected to cause some headaches when Telstra shuts off its 3G service in six months time.
Farmers have also voiced concerns about waning phone service in recent months and doubts about the telco's ability to provide 4G or 5G service in areas that have relied solely on 3G to this point.

Farmer apprehension over 3G shutdown grows

The Standleys were working at Wirrealpa Station, via Blinman, but had contractors sow their first 35ha canola crop near Meningie. Unfortunately, Shaune died in an accident in June before seeing the canola in full flower. Pictures supplied

The very first harvest of a block of land they were proud to call their own was an emotional moment for Sam Standley, with late husband Shaune in her thoughts.

Meningie block's first harvest a tribute to late husband

Ian and Margaret Rose with their beautifully restored 1949 Commer truck that holds many memories for Margaret for its time as the farm truck at Agery. Picture supplied

Classic vehicles sitting in a back paddock or gathering dust in a shed are getting a new lease on life thanks to the visionary work done by a humble South Australian business.

Classic vehicles returned to former glory

Sunbird Viticulture's Sarah Bird and Dyne Partners vineyard owner Sherrin Sutcliffe say vines will flourish after last week's deluge of rain in the Naracoorte district, though disease risk will be high. Picture by Quinton McCallum

While there was some hay damage and harvest will be slow going for a while, there were plenty of positives to be found from the huge rainfall event that dumped more than 100 millimetres on Naracoorte and districts late last week.

Positives to be found from Naracoorte deluge

Kiland's intention to delist from the ASX was backed by shareholders at its AGM, with close to 85 per cent of votes cast supporting the proposal. File picture

Kiland has confirmed its intention to sell its massive Kangaroo Island land portfolio once its forestry to agriculture project is complete.

Kiland shareholders vote to delist; board intends to sell land once ag reversion complete

"This is a step closer for Brisbane's aspirations in owning wholesale markets around the country and eventually listing on the ASX which should pose serious questions on competitiveness within the industry," SAPML chair Joanna Andrew said.

Concerns are brewing about the corporatisation of fresh produce markets across the country after South Australia lost its spot on the board of Perth Wholesale Markets this week.

South Australia voices concerns at national fresh produce 'takeover'

Roads flooded in Naracoorte after more than 100mm of rain fell in less than 24 hours.

Stock Journal readers have shared photos and videos of flooding streets and roads, wet paddocks and full rain gauges after two days of scattered storms and showers across South Australia.

Flooding hits Naracoorte as rain sweeps across South Australia: Video, photos

Every dog has its day and for Border Collie 'Cobba', his win in the Eudunda Show dog high jump resulted in a prize haul of a dog bed, dry food, treats, a ribbon and trophy. Picture Silver Springs Photography

Have you got a dog that can match this Border Collie's high flying feats?

Border Collie 'Cobba' wows with high jumping prowess

"Users identified to be not following mandatory label instructions can expect PIRSA to use the strongest possible regulatory enforcement options, which include prosecution," said PIRSA's Nathan Rhodes of an auditing program to be introduced for select users of Overwatch on the Yorke Peninsula. File picture

PIRSA has resolved to conduct an Overwatch awareness campaign and auditing program in 2024, following the completion of its investigation into off-target herbicide damage on the Yorke Peninsula