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FUNDRAISING SCREENING OF JUST A FARMER 🎬// This powerful film offers a raw and moving insight into the resilience, sacrifices and struggles of farmers – the backbone of our nation’s food security. It shines a light on the realities of farming life, tackling themes of mental

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With the state suffering through another heatwave this week, GPSA Chair John Gladigau wrote in the Stock Journal recently about the ongoing impacts of drought and the need for strong advocacy on behalf of grain producers during this difficult time. Read John's column below:

Today we have joined more than 30 organisations to launch a powerful statement calling for government action to address the mental health crisis in agriculture. This coalition of health professionals and agricultural bodies have united to call for an immediate investment of $50

It was only a matter of time… Pulled on a shirt to look respectable in an important ‘from home’ online meeting this morning, with industry reps and a renowned celebrity. And two hours after the meeting finished realised I had my shirt on inside out…

After 3 highly successful Kick off ya Boots movie events across regional SA, the roadshow moves on to Tintinara on Fri 11th April. If you are anywhere in the South East of SA we'd love to have you along. Tickets available from: trybooking.com/events/landing… ifarmwell

Appreciated the opportunity to sit down with Premier Peter Malinauskas and Treasurer Stephen Mullighan MP to talk drought and ways to support our rural SA communities through tough times, financially, logistically and mentally. There is a bit of work to do.

Great night out for the charity screening of ‘Just a Farmer’ for Rural Business Support in Adelaide last night, raising $15K for drought affected farmers across SA. RuralBusinessSupport Grain Producers SA ifarmwell

WORST GRAIN ROAD SUCCESS! Upper Yorke Road was in a terrible state of disrepair when it took out top spot in GPSA's Worst Grain Road Report. After a sustained campaign, the road was finally funded and last month the upgraded road was officially opened. It's fantastic to see the

Help me out Twitter. What am I stopping for in the bottom sign? Seen in Vancouver, Canada.

GPSA recently attended a special screening of the thought-provoking film “Just a Famer” at the Capri Theatre in Goodwood. Following the movie GPSA Chair John Gladigau participated in a panel discussion on the importance of looking out for and checking in on mates. Thanks to

ICYMI: GPSA is looking for passionate grain producers to join our Policy Committee! Help shape the future of our industry by providing direct advice on key issues affecting South Australian growers. EOIs close Monday 2 June 2025. Read more in the Stock Journal below or submit

BREAKING: GPSA congratulates reappointed Federal Agriculture Minister the Hon Julie Collins and renews invitation to visit drought hit SA. Read our media release in full below:

👋 Are you a South Australian grain producer with an NGR? 👉 Then check your inbox as there’s a survey on your email about drought support: what’s worked, what hasn’t and the gaps. Please fill it out so we can put this to the decision makers as the drought continues to

OPINION: Are we being asked to prepare for a drought while in one? By GPSA CEO Brad Perry . Recently both the state and federal governments have made drought-related funding announcements. For graingrowers in SA, many of whom are facing one of the driest and most financially

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On Monday night the Wakefield Regional Council hosted a Farming Mates Muster at the Lochiel Community Centre with about 110 farmers and locals gathering for an evening of mateship, motivation and wellbeing. GPSA Chair John Gladigau spoke at the event along with former Crow

Great initiative by Grain Producers SA in partnership with the Adelaide Crows and the state government. Thanks Premier Peter Malinauskas for helping to make it happen.