Voting is open in the search for SA Agricultural Town of the Year Award finalists for 2022.
Across the state, 54 towns have been nominated with voting to help narrow this down to five finalist towns.
The finalists, which will be announced in early August, will then under go an independent judging process.
Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Clare Scriven said regional communities were the "backbone" of the state and "economic powerhouses driving prosperity for SA".
"Industries in our regions contribute $29 billion to the state's economy each year and following the challenges of recent years, it's never been more important to celebrate this contribution," she said.
"I offer my congratulations to the 54 towns nominated and thank all those people who took the time to enter their favourite towns and highlight the value their communities bring to our state.
"All South Australians benefit from our strong agricultural sector and regional communities.
"I encourage everyone who values our regions to get online, show your support and vote for your favourite town."
Previous winners include Kimba, Cleve and Pinnaroo.
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The award highlights the importance of developing and maintaining a strong and vibrant agriculture sector in South Australia, by recognising towns excelling in agricultural practices and the flow on effect this has on communities.
Voting is open until Monday July 25, to vote visit: AgTown.com.au
