Hundreds of households are taking home career info on grain tonight (not to mention Pangkarra’s yummy chickpea snack) from the Show through GPSA’s Great Grain Showbag. The only free showbag at the Royal Adelaide Show this year! Thanks to our supporters. Here’s what you get:

PARAQUAT & DIQUAT UPDATE WEBINAR: GPSA is hosting a webinar to provide an update to grain producers on the recent APVMA proposed decision on paraquat and diquat and next steps. We will have speakers from GPSA, GPA, GGL & GRDC on the webinar at 10am 6 Sep. shorturl.at/jDCY3

REGISTER NOW: Our Paraquat & Diquat update Webinar featuring speakers from GPSA, Grain Producers Australia, GrainGrowers and GRDC is happening at 10am tomorrow. Don't miss out on this important discussion. Details below:

Congratulations to all of the winners of the Royal Adelaide Show Grain and Fodder Awards. GPSA is a proud sponsor of the historic awards and has been for many years!

Whether it’s working out what’s worked in a tough year or just taking a mental health day off farm, come along next Tuesday to the Hart Field Day. With the largest program of any crop walk you’re guaranteed to learn something!

COFFEE CATCH UP: If you're a producer on the EP, come along to our free Coffee Catch up in Streaky Bay on Friday 20 Sep, 2-4pm at Elliott’s Bakery & Cafe. Have a chat about issues over a coffee & meet with local producer Directors Peta Willmott & Dylon Kay shorturl.at/IW5St

Good work GPSA Pete Arkle AgForce Grains NSW Farmers VFFGrains WAFarmersGrains WA Grains Group TasFarmers Mark Fowler Brendan Taylor #ausag

Grain Producers SA is urging grain producers to exercise heightened caution when applying agrichemicals through our "Keep Your Droplets to Yourself" campaign, as producers are spraying during the sensitive wine grape growth stage. Download the fact sheet: shorturl.at/oSpW4

Our CEO Brad Perry spoke to the The Advertiser about the severity of the Drought and it’s impact on grain producers, regional communities and the state’s economy. Read the articles and editorial in the online edition below 👇 todayspaper.adelaidenow.com.au/html5/reader/p…

SAGIT is funding research into crop topping at reduced rates of paraquat following announcement of proposed restrictions by APVMA. Trials will focus on lentils & faba beans across low and high rainfall zones, evaluating weed control and yield. Read more: sagit.com.au/sagit-funds-re…

As part of the State Government’s Drought Advisory Committee, GPSA is putting forward a number of drought support measures to be considered for grain producers and their communities. Here’s a short update from our CEO:

The environmental impact of organic pesticides are much, much higher than from synthetic pesticides. Synthetic pesticides often only applied once, while organic ones are applied weekly. Great facts from Andrea C. Love, PhD #GrowCanada2024

Happy New Year to all the grain producers and your families across SA! We hope you’ve had a chance to recharge your batteries and that there’s rain on the horizon.

Simply brilliant! Love it Harrison! 👏👏👏

Check out the unique individually handmade trophies for our award winners at the #sagrainindustryawards If you haven’t got your ticket, there’s less than 20 tickets left before we are fully sold out for the 4 Feb event: Head to: sagrainindustryawards.com.au

Having mobile phone connectivity issues? It may not be an issue for those of us that work in the bush in the future thanks to incoming Starlink direct to cell which utilises your exiting handset. 📱⬅️➡️ 🛰️

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Today GPSA Chair John Gladigau and CEO Brad Perry met with the new Minister for Emergency Services Rhiannon Pearce and the CFS to discuss how harvest is progressing across the state, farm fire fighting unit registrations, the Grain Harvest Code and the ongoing agreement to

MEDIA RELEASE: Grain Producers SA is demanding the Federal Government finally fix the Eyre Peninsula’s critical weather radar “black hole”, after the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) confirmed it spent nearly a staggering $100 million upgrading its website instead. Read our Media