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Implementing water capture, storage and desal for farm water Farmers, agronomists and industry representatives are invited to attend the EP Farm Water Security Days that will discuss ways to improve on-farm water security.  Warramboo Club, Wednesday 27 August 2025 12:00noon – 5.00pm (lunch provided) with visits to Sampson’s and Mullan’s farms to view their catchments.  More…

Join us in Polkinghorne’s brand new shed for a day full of practical insights and discussion on all things lentils. Hear from leading voices in the industry including Jason Brand, Ben Wundersitz, Andrew Ware, Andy Bates, Bill Long, James Cant & Andrew Polkinghorne. Morning tea & lunch provided at this free event, but registration is…

  Farmers across SA have trialed best-practice techniques in pasture management to help tackle dry conditions head-on — exploring how mixed species pasture systems establish and adapt in various landscapes for the long term. Five case studies and a podcast recording are now available for livestock producers if they are looking to make improvements to…

The Eyre Peninsula is better equipped to handle dry and challenging seasons, thanks to a regional multi-partner program that builds the drought preparedness capabilities of agriculture-dependent communities. Over the past 18 months, AIR EP has worked closely with local and national organisations to deliver a range of projects designed to upskill community leaders, young farmers,…

Native Vegetation Council has two grant opportunities for landowners in SA – the Nature Restoration Grant and the Heritage Agreement Incentive Grant. Nature Restoration Grants The grants are for large impact, longer term (5 – 10 year) projects that will provide a significant benefit to native vegetation by improving condition and increasing protection through a…

Whether you’re looking to expand your current setup or plan a complete drying solution from the ground up, we can help design a plant that meets today’s needs and is ready for tomorrow’s growth. The Alvan Blanch double flow dryers and handling equipment are designed to maximise efficiency, adapt to future demands, and integrate seamlessly…

Australia’s changing climate means drought is a matter of when, not if. Farmers and rural communities are increasingly experiencing the effects of prolonged dry conditions—impacting their businesses, livelihoods, and overall well-being. There are plenty of tools available for support in preparing for and enduring drought. All the resources listed below are also on the AIR…

Are you aged between 18-35? If so, the 2026 Australian Grain Leaders program could be for you! AGLP is a bespoke, year-long leadership program offering professional development training to emerging industry leaders. The program equips participants with the key skills to build and lead a more profitable and sustainable industry for Australian growers. This career-defining…

If you’re a primary producer in experiencing feral rabbit issues, there is still drought funding available to help with control. Control options available include: Free warren ripping – completed by a contractor or by the landholder (with reimbursement available for labour/time). Free 1080 oat bait, to be laid in accordance with label directions, either before…

Originally established as Drought Angels in 2014 in response to prolonged drought in Queensland, Farm Angels has since expanded its services nationwide. They provide financial assistance, food hampers, care packs, and mental wellbeing support to farmers in need. Their mission is simple yet powerful: to ensure that farmers never feel alone—offering relief, resources, and hope…