AIR EP A professional, farmer owned organisation that leads RD&E of agricultural technologies and innovations for farmers on the Eyre Peninsula

AIR EP
AIR EP is responsive and relevant to our farmer and industry members, ensuring that farmers, agribusiness and the scientific community are an integral part of the planning and delivery of independent RD&E across the Eyre Peninsula, SA.
- We exist to: deliver quality applied research for the benefit of farmers on the Eyre Peninsula
- We exist to: build capacity of the agricultural sector through education, training and extension
Hyper Yielding and Profitable Cereals
Building resilience – Break Crop Suitability Across Landscapes
Retaining soil water in farming systems using strip & disc machinery 2024
Dishing the dirt on VRT & Saline Soils across Upper EP
AgRi-Silience now available online to SA producers
‘Tools for Tough Seasons’ coming to Cleve
An Introduction to Carbon Farming, Port Lincoln (1 Apr 2025)
An Introduction to Carbon Farming, Wudinna (3 Apr 2025)
Featured Project
RiskWi$e
GRDC National Risk Management Initiative
One of the largest initiatives undertaken by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) is being rolled out on the Eyre Peninsula by AIR EP.
RiskWi$e aims to give farmers and their advisors tools to measure and evaluate potential risks and provide assurance in their decision making. The Eyre Peninsula farming community is a diverse landscape, with majority of farmers dealing with
uncertain weather patterns and markets. The project will engage a working group, comprising of advisors and growers, to review, advise and disseminate information generated. Six location discussion groups will be convened by local farmers across the region, to plan, test, observe and reflect on key questions raised.
This project follows on from the key work done in this area by the Resilient EP Project.

Bookings still open - even for Thursday's session at Ceduna π² fill out the jotform to register http://bit.ly/EP-carbon-2025
Get a head start and find out about measuring your carbon footprint as well carbon farming opportunities.
@ag_eyre
I remember standing in this paddock with my grandpa when I was a kid as we were watching a 600hp tractor putting a crop in, and he shook his head and said βyou know I used to plough paddocks with horses when I was a kidβ.
I remember thinking, if weβve gone from 6 horses to 600β¦
Digging deep at Mitchellville! π± Brett & James getting their hands dirty, identifying constraints & discussing ways to boost productivity. Hands-on learning for smarter farming! π¨βπΎπ
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Still time to get your registrations in , we canβt wait to see you there !!

π SOILS & NUTRITION WORKSHOPS β REGISTER NOW! π±
Farmers, are you looking for practical solutions to manage dry saline soils and optimize your variable rate technology (VRT)?
β Morning/afternoon tea provided
β οΈ Spots are limited β register early!
π http://www.airep.com.au/events
π SOILS & NUTRITION WORKSHOPS β REGISTER NOW! π±
Farmers, are you looking for practical solutions to manage dry saline soils and optimize your variable rate technology (VRT)?
β Morning/afternoon tea provided
β οΈ Spots are limited β register early!
π http://www.airep.com.au/events
EP farmers are invited to workshops about the basics of carbon farming including how to start measuring farming emissions.
ποΈIn March & April at Kimba, Cummins, Port Kenny, Ceduna, Port Lincoln & Wudinna.
Registration form β‘οΈ http://bit.ly/EP-carbon-2025
@ag_eyre