February 2021
Top stories in the February 2021 newsletter include:
- Roadworthy Heavy Vehicle workshops return in March
- Burning code of practice reminder
- Diesel particulate filters update
- Trade and market access resources available online
January 2021
Top stories in the January 2021 newsletter include:
- Trade & Market Access workshops kicks off in February
- Latest round of heavy vehicle workshops kick off
- Reminder to 'Hit Your Target' when spraying, and more!
December 2020
Top stories in the December 2020 newsletter include:
- Update on Australian barley trade to China
- Trade and market access workshops coming in 2021
- Summer 2020 edition of Grain Producer, and more!
November 2020
Top stories in the November 2020 newsletter include:
- GM ban lifted across mainland SA
- Launch of GPSA's Market Ready campaign
- Beyond the Silo podcast, and more!
October 2020
Top stories in the October 2020 newsletter include:
- Minister to decide GM-free areas,
- Harvest safety resources available for growers,
- Trade and market update, and more!
September 2020
Top stories in the September 2020 newsletter include:
- Councils finalise deliberations on GM,
- SA Government launches Growth State plan for Food, Wine & Agribusiness sector,
- Harvest code resources available for all growers, and more!
August 2020
Top stories in the August 2020 newsletter include:
- New GPSA Chair announced,
- SA Grain Industry Blueprint launched,
- Roadworthy heavy vehicle workshops wrap up, and more!
July 2020
Top stories in the July 2020 newsletter include:
- Blueprint gearing up for launch,
- New Primary Industries Minister welcomed,
- Save the date for GPSA's AGM, and more!
June 2020
Top stories in the June 2020 newsletter include:
- Have your say on the Blueprint
- Heavy vehicle workshops re-launched!
- ifarmwell now available as a podcast, and more!
May 2020
Top stories in the May 2020 newsletter include:
- China's tariff measures - what's next?
- Freedom of choice restored for South Australian growers
- Consultation on mining regulations to open, and more!
April 2020
Top stories in the April 2020 newsletter include:
- Deadlock broken on SA’s GM moratorium.
- Applications now open for SAGIT Group A Trustee, and more!
March 2020
Top stories in the March 2020 newsletter include:
- COVID-19 information for growers,
- 'Roadworthy Heavy Vehicles... Made Easy!' workshops postponed, and more!
February 2020
Top stories in the February 2020 newsletter include:
-
'Roadworthy Heavy Vehicles... Made Easy!' workshops coming to a location near you,
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Remember to 'Hit Your Target' when spraying this summer, and more!
January 2020
Top stories in the January 2020 newsletter include:
- Registrations open for 'Roadworthy Heavy Vehicles... Made Easy!' workshops,
-
GM regulations cautiously welcomed,
-
Grain Industry Blueprint update, and more!
December 2019
Top stories in the December 2019 newsletter include:
- GM developments cautiously welcomed,
- New workshops highlight roadworthy heavy vehicle importance,
- EP Port updates, and more!
November 2019
Top stories in the November 2019 newsletter include:
- SA's GM moratorium to remain,
- Government listens to grower concerns on Fire and Emergency Services Bill,
- Uncertainty continues from Chinese anti-dumping investigation, and more!
October 2019
Top stories in the October 2019 newsletter include:
- GM Committee releases report,
- Mining Bill passes SA Parliament,
- NFF releases National Drought Policy, and more!
September 2019
Top stories in the September 2019 newsletter include:
- Consultation closes on GM moratorium,
- Expressions of interest to be sought for Grain Industry Blueprint,
- Viterra seeks relief from Port Code, and more!
August 2019
Top stories in the August 2019 newsletter include:
- GROWING SA a great success,
- Government announces GM moratorium to be lifted from mainland SA,
- Late-season glyphosate permit on feed barley approved, and more!
July 2019
Top stories in the July 2019 newsletter include:
- Growing SA speakers unveiled,
- GPSA awarded new NHVR grant,
- Blueprint consultation begins, and more!