Livestock SA has welcomed the election of South Australian producer John Falkenhagen as President of the Goat Industry Council of Australia (GICA) and Peter Lauterbach as Treasurer.
Livestock SA welcomes re-election of Amanda Giles to CCA Board
Livestock SA has welcomed the re-election of Amanda Giles to the Board of the Cattle Council of Australia (CCA).
Key ag issues up for debate at second GROWING SA Conference
Registrations are open for the second GROWING SA conference, featuring an exciting line-up of speakers, including Minister for Primary Industries Tim Whetstone, and receiving huge support from industry sponsors.
Producers encouraged to nominate for Livestock SA board
South Australian livestock producers are being encouraged to consider nominating for the Livestock SA board.
GROWING SA to highlight policy impacts on-farm
South Australia’s only forum to debate grains and livestock advocacy, research and farm business issues is back.
Livestock SA welcomes government commitment to wild dog control
Livestock SA has welcomed today’s announcement by Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development Tim Whetstone that the State Government will deliver the equivalent of two full time wild dog trappers to protect South Australia’s $4.7 billion livestock industry.
Livestock SA endorses change to lamb definition
Livestock SA supports the decision of Sheep Producers Australia to endorse a change in the industry definition of lamb so it aligns with the New Zealand definition.
Keith to host April Livestock SA meeting
The next Livestock SA Southern Region meeting will be held at the Keith Golf Club on Wednesday April 11.
SA Govt urged to commit to livestock R&D
Livestock SA has called on the incoming South Australian Government to commit to investing in livestock research, development and implementation in the industries which underpin and contribute significantly to the health of this sector.
Livestock SA supports Low-Flow Project in Eastern Mt Lofty’s
Livestock SA has got behind a Natural Resources SAMDB program to encourage landholders, and particularly livestock producers, to participate in returning ‘low (stream) flows’ around farm dams to watercourses in the Eastern Mt Lofty Ranges.
