Kiara Stacey

For Jacki and Rob Williams, taking on the Yunta Hotel, which had been shut for a number of years, is about much more than just running a pub.

This week we flip the pages back to June 2010, a busy month when SA experienced strong livestock markets, promising seasonal conditions and plenty happening beyond the farm gate.

Strong demand, particularly from pastoral buyers, helped lift results at the Babirra Dohne and Poll Merino ram sale at Stansbury.

For residents and station families and businesses scattered across the remote district surrounding Yunta, The Highway Home, a community-run post office is an essential link to the outside world.

Farmers can now apply for up to $5000 to purchase farm firefighting units, with the latest round of funding open ahead of the state's fire danger season.

Growers have been urged to stop treating seeding speed and machine settings as a set-and-forget part of sowing, after paddock assessments across

Uralba stud has reaped the rewards of time and effort in its 2026 ram sale at Cleve. The stud cleared all 70 White Suffolk rams offered to a top price of $3200 three times and a $2414 average.

Jamestown farmer Mark Blake has deliberately shaped his sheep enterprise around one aim, to quickly grow first and second-cross lambs, rather than maintaining a traditional self-replacing flock.

South Australian farmers have been forced to escort hordes of photo takers out of their canola crop as the state's grain body launches a new campaign to stop the unwanted biosecurity risk.

Local support was prominent at the first annual on-property Carunna Vale Poll Merino ram sale at Jamestown where all but two of 25 registered bidders took home rams.