Free-range egg producers concerned over potential cost of having to house hens to prevent bird flu spread, calls for SA to follow Victoria's lead and delay changes to phosphine use in grain storage, and Treasury Wine Estates' profits down as challenging market conditions persist for wine.

We broadcast live from the Eyre Peninsula Field Days at Cleve as it celebrates 50 years, machinery dealers report a downturn in tractor sales after some tough years, and primary production and transport groups team up to roll out defensive driver training for trucks.

We broadcast live from Streaky Bay, where good rain has local farmers feeling very optimistic about the season, GPSA and NSW Farmers sign a Memorandum of Understanding with national body GrainGrowers, and a business boost for Streaky Bay as the annual Variety Club Bash rolls into town.

Heavy rain falls across parts of SA over the weekend, cutting off outback roads and stations, we broadcast live from Port Lincoln and meet local women leading the seafood sector, and a major Indonesian Investment company to take a 25% share in JBS Australia's operations.

The Royal Adelaide Show cancels this year's bird sections over H5 flu concerns, producers say vaccinations still some way away for Australia's commercial egg and chicken flocks, and research finds improved technologies and practices could save drivers up to 20% in diesel costs.

Financial counselling available for poultry and egg producers to prepare for bird flu impacts, nice numbers reduce across SA as farmers take advantage of stronger baits, and farm buildings included in expanded government program to slash cost of installing rooftop solar.

Farming groups welcome an independent review into the Bureau of Meteorology, looming changes to phosphine use in Australia to impact grain storage, and the ACCC to hold an inquiry into mobile services for people in rural areas.

Calls for a senate inquiry into the Federal Government's scheme to underwrite fertiliser imports, Australia's largest contiguous sheep station in outback SA sold to an Adelaide businessman, and an ABC investigation into horticulture work exploitation spurs renewed calls for labour hire regulations.

Testing confirms Australia's first known case of a mass mortality event involving H5 bird flu, the Bureau of Meteorology announces further changes to its controversial new website, and Australia's rural transporters want more consultation on how the heavy vehicle road user charge is applied.

SA free-range poultry producers advised to house their hens as H5 bird flu cases continue to spread, rural veterinarians receive training for handling and caring for wildlife sick with H5 bird flu, and changes to the rules around how grain is transported on South Australian roads.