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Friday Climate Forum #2: webinar 22 May 2026

Join us for Friday Climate Forum webinar #2 “Interpreting climate forecasts, what they can and can’t tell you.” Dale will dig deeper into models, how they work, but more importantly how to interpret the myriad of different ways the models convey their predictions. He’ll also dig into model accuracy and how that varies across the…

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Friday Climate Forum #1: seasonal outlook for the Eyre Peninsula

The first Friday Climate Forum was held on 1 May, focusing on the seasonal outlook for the Eyre Peninsula. Guest presenter Dale Grey, Seasonal Risk Agronomist with Agriculture Victoria, shared insights on the timing of the break, recent rainfall and soil moisture, key climate indicators, and what seasonal models are currently suggesting. A key message…

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National climate survey CSIRO

Help shape the future of climate tools for Australian farmers CSIRO is conducting a short survey to better understand how farmers across Australia engage with long-term climate information, and how it influences their on-farm decision-making. The survey takes just five minutes to complete and is open to farmers of any commodity and enterprise size. The…

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From our Sponsors: Bendigo Agribusiness Farmland Values Report

The 2026 Australian Farmland Values Report is now available and ready for you to download. The Australian farmland market lifted to a new national record of $10,516/ha in 2025. However, the market is showing clear signs of cooling with the annual growth of just 2.8% the slowest in 12 years. A subdued start to the…

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Successful EP grains research program welcomes sixth intern

A successful grains research internship program is continuing to bring a new generation of researchers to the Eyre Peninsula, with its sixth annual intern recently appointed. Anna Osmond has taken up the role, joining a team of experts working on local projects in applied grains research, development and extension based across the region. The position…

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Improving farm business management decision making for grain growers

Stronger farm business decisions – for you and your regionĀ  Rising input costs, volatility, and margin pressure are increasing the complexity of business decisions in grain production. Pinion Advisory, in collaboration with AIR EP and BFIG, is delivering a structured two-year program to help Eyre Peninsula growers build confidence in their business direction using real…

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Friday Climate Forum – webinar this Friday 1 May

As part of our Sustainable Agriculture Program, we are starting a new lunchtime webinar series to focus on weather and climate. The first session will be held on Friday 1 May from 12.30 to 1.15pm SA time. Hosted by AIR EP, the first session features Seasonal Risk Agronomist with Agriculture Victoria, Dale Grey. Dale will…

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Gallery | Lower EP Young Farmer Group

The Lower EP Young Farmer Group have once again kicked off their learning journey for 2026. Commencing in September 2025, the group of 15 young farmers commenced with a workshop and field visit, exploring a range of topics relevant to local farming systems. Delivered by George Pedler Ag, participants visited local NVT trials, learning how…

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PIRSA Drought Support | Technical advisory phone service

PIRSA Technical advisory telephone service available Free technical advisory services are available for primary producers who have been impacted by drought and prolonged dry conditions. A panel of experts can help you with information over the phone on: livestock management agronomy soil management When you call the PIRSA Recovery Hotline, you will be asked a…

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2027 Nuffield Scholarship | Applications Open

              Applications for the 2027 Nuffield Scholarships are closing soon! Nuffield Scholarships provide Australian primary producers with the opportunity to gain global perspective, expand their networks and bring practical insights home to strengthen their businesses and industries. Designed for farmers who are ready to think beyond their own gate,…

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