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Robert Thiele, Monarto South, was crowned Monarto Hogget Competition winner with his pen of four Glenlea Park-blood ewes.

Monarto South farmer Robert Thiele added another Monarto Hogget Competition title to his resume on Friday night, triumphing with four ewes described as "peas in a pod".

Thiele tops Monarto hogget comp

Kelvin Stringer, Mundoora, Simon Mildren, Mundoora and SANTFA research and development manager Greg Butler look at the soil at Simon's property in 2017 to find traces of Biochar planted earlier in the year.

The SA No-Till Farmers Association has wound up after 25 years, having achieved the goals it set out to accomplish.

SANTFA bids farewell after successful 25 years

Legal uncertainty about carbon farming and conservation projects will be eliminated following changes to the Pastoral Act. File picture

Carbon farming and conservation projects will be officially allowed on SA pastoral leases after a change to the Pastoral Act passed state parliament yesterday afternoon.

Pastoral Act changes eliminate carbon farming uncertainty

Livestock SA representative on the Unmanaged Goat Steering Committee Andrew Smith runs a managed goat enterprise at Laura. Picture by Kiara Stacey

Developing more consistent pathways to markets for unmanaged rangeland goats is one recommendation being made by a dedicated steering committee, as South Australia grapples how to deal with growing numbers in its pastoral and outback regions.

Committee recommends finding new ways to manage SA's rangeland goat population

Local farmersand business owners gathered to voice their dismay at the state of Upper Yorke Road when it was announced as Grain Producers SA's worst grain road in December 2022.
In front were Sunny Hill Distillery owner Sam Colliver and farmer Sam Correll, while at back were local farmers Simon Westbrook, Tom Gardner and Paul Correll. File picture by Quinton McCallum

The worst grain road in South Australia and one described as "an embarrassment to the Yorke Peninsula" will be the recipient of much needed upgrades.

South Australia's worst grain road wins funding battle

SA Primary Industries Clare Scriven (second from right) is on a trade delegation to China this week, where winery owner delegates have reported back positive movements from Chinese wine distributors with a removal of Australian wine tariffs becoming more likely. Picture supplied

South Australian winery owners on a trade delegation to China say local buyers and distributors have been "energised" by an interim decision that could lead to the removal of tariffs on Australian wines within weeks.

China wine buyers "energised" by tariff signals, say SA trade delegates

LCS Landscapes Tom Atkins and Glenn Kempster at the company's seed production area at Kersbrook.

Farmers and property owners have been involved in an innovative project that is significantly reducing fire risk in the Adelaide Hills by replacing combustible phalaris with low fuel load native grasses.

Native grasses replace phalaris to reduce Adelaide Hills fire risk

More SA farmers were optimistic than pessimistic about the sector's immediate future in the latest Rabobank Rural Confidence Survey, a threshold not crossed since June 2022. Picture Shutterstock

Confidence among South Australia's farmers has returned to positive territory for the first time in almost two years, according to new data from Rabobank.

SA farmer confidence on the rise: Rabobank

Young Organic Leader Chelsea Eldridge and dad Shane at the Eldridge Fresh Organics packing shed. Picture supplied

A young businesswoman with a passion for fresh produce, South Australia's Chelsea Eldridge was crowned Young Organic Leader at the Australian Organic Industry Awards last week.

Chelsea Eldridge crowned Young Organic Leader

University of Western Australia Emeritus Professor Stephen Powles says with herbicide still the most cost-effective weed control tool for broadacre farms, precision spot spraying is likely to become widely adopted to mitigate drift concerns.

The future of spraying is green. Green-on-green. That is the opinion of crop science and herbicide resistance expert Stephen Powles.