Farm Household Allowance
Farming families facing financial hardship may be eligible for the Farm Household Allowance.
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RDABGLAP Attends Just a Farmer Screening Supporting Rural Mental Health
Just a Farmer raises funds for business support and mental health wellbeing programs for rural families.
Viterra Community Sponsorship Program
Viterra’s Community Sponsorship Program supports local clubs and community groups by donating 20 cents per tonne of grain delivered on contract — at no cost to the grower. To be eligible for funding, clubs and groups must register with Viterra and be approved.
Could Agave Be the Barossa’s Next Crop?
In 2024, South Australia’s first commercial agave crop was planted in Willunga, and now, Luna Brewing and Distilling is exploring the Barossa as a potential site for small-scale agave cultivation and distillation.
$55 million Drought Support Package announced
The State Government of SA announced a further $55 million package of comprehensive assistance to support drought affected farmers and communities.
Barossa Changemaker Workshop – Face-to-Face Training Opportunity
Explore change, inclusion and community leadership at a free two-day workshop delivered by the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation with support from the Future Drought Fund.
Small Business & Innovation Forum Recap
The sold-out forum on March 18 at The Barns of Freeling brought together business leaders to share real strategies for innovation, resilience, and growth across the region.
Barossa’s 2025 Next Crop
Barossa’s 2025 Next Crop program is open for EOIs, offering young viticulturists leadership training to develop business, communication, and industry skills. Apply by 28 March.
Farmers: Have Your Say on Sustainable Agriculture
PhD researcher Bhola Paudel from Federation University Australia is conducting a survey to understand farmers’ perspectives on sustainability, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), and smart farming.
Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) Grower Meetings Feb 2025
PIRSA continues its response to Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV). Growers are invited to meetings on 13 Feb (Virginia) and 14 Feb (Pooraka) for updates and export guidance.