Elsie Adamo is a Rural Reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), specializing in covering agricultural and rural issues in Australia. With a focus on providing insightful and informative stories, Elsie explores topics ranging from farming practices and crop yields to the impact of weather conditions on rural communities.
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Elsie Adamo's articles predominantly revolve around agriculture and farming within Australia, with a focus on industry-specific developments, government announcements, and data-driven insights. To effectively reach out to Elsie with relevant pitches or expertise, consider providing data-supported analysis of agricultural trends in Australia, updates related to government policies impacting farming practices, or innovations in food production techniques.
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By: Sam Bradbrook, Elsie Adamo ABC
In short: A review of catch limits for four popular fish species in South Australia is currently underway.
In short: A cane toad recently hitchhiked into Adelaide and was spotted in a city park.
In short: Farmers have raised concerns about Australia's high aesthetic standards for potatoes.
By: Elsie Adamo, Stephen Dziedzic
Rock lobster fishers are growing increasingly frustrated about continuing Chinese government trade restrictions, months after the federal government declared they were on the brink of being lifted.
In short: What's next? Almost any farmer in South Australia will tell you it has been a tough winter.
By: Stephen Dziedzic, Joanna Prendergast, Elsie Adamo
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he has secured a promise from China's Premier Li Qiang to lift a ban on Australian rock lobsters by the end of the year.
By: Kate Higgins, Jessica Schremmer, Elsie Adamo
For many of us agriculture shows represent a fun day out with animals, show bags, and maybe a ride or two, but for farmers the events often a rare chance to reconnect and celebrate the wins.
By: Elsie Adamo, Conor Burke
A toxicologist warns it's never safe to assume a snake bite is venomless, after a South Australian man experiences an "unusual" delayed reaction to poison from a suspected brown snake bite.
By: Kate-Higgins
While a picture may be worth a thousand words, a good photograph of a bull can help it sell for $100,000 or more.
Australians are snapping up lobsters for their Christmas feasts, shrugging off price increases to secure their share of the premium seafood.
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