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One-off grants of up to $100,000 are available to support eligible licence holders that have been significantly impacted by the algal bloom.

A $10,000 grant to assist businesses who are impacted by the algal bloom.

SA producers of sheep and farmed goats can apply for up to 75% of costs for equipment needed for property to property movements and meet NLIS reporting obligations.

To assist with the implementation of electronic identification (eID) for sheep and goats, South Australian agricultural show (AgShows) and event...

To assist with the implementation of electronic identification (eID) for sheep and goats, South Australian schools, tertiary institutions and colleges...

The rebate for sheep and farmed goat electronic identification (eID) has been expanded to include all 8 colours in the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) year-of-birth (YOB) colour system for accredited eID tags.

Commercial fishers, aquaculture and charter boat operators affected by the algal bloom can apply for relief for lease, licence and other fees.

Eligible primary producers may apply for one grant per primary production business for 50% of the total eligible transport or freight costs, up to a maximum of $5,000 (ex GST).

The grant is to support clean-up, relief and recovery costs for primary producers that have suffered direct loss or damage as a result of the Inland River Flood Event (SA)

The program will support new or existing SA sheep and cattle producer groups in joining the Livestock Sustainable Solutions Program...

PIRSA provides loans to eligible cooperatives engaged in processing and storing primary products. Learn more about the scheme and how to apply.

Grants providing up to $1,500 in financial assistance to eligible SA primary producers and rural small business owners experiencing significant financial hardship. Go to the Rural Business Support website.

Low interest loans for drought affected grain and livestock farmers.