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25.01.2022 Yesterday we were lucky to have Rural Business Support present a webinar. They offer support and advice not only when times are tough but also for the general running of your business. Get in touch with them today to find out all the opportunities available.

25.01.2022 Here is the link to our Flip Farm Webinar that was held on Friday.

24.01.2022 Well done New South Wales!!!!

22.01.2022 Here is the link for the MiShell Webinar

19.01.2022 Oysters SA September Newsletter

19.01.2022 How do you shuck an oyster? It’s not as tricky as it looks - check out this video from Gazander Oysters to see how!

19.01.2022 Knowing your oysters - Sydney Rock oysters grow off Australia’s eastern coastline, while Pacific oysters tend to grow in cooler areas such as Tasmania and here in South Australia. Pacifics are usually larger than Sydney rock oysters, and tend to be plumper, milder and creamier. Oysters left to right: Smoky Bay, Bruny Island, Coffin Bay, Sydney Rock via Broadsheet News

18.01.2022 Yesterday's webinar from Forj Marketing. Sharni had a lot of advice and ideas on how to present yourself on social media and great tips for the look of your website.

14.01.2022 We were recently asked by Showcase SA to speak at their Industry Series on Agribusiness alongside some other incredible leaders in their respective fields. Thanks to Board Member Steve Thompson for attending on our behalf and sharing his insights into the oyster industry.

12.01.2022 The Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development is establishing a Seafood Advisory Forum to develop a 10-year plan to drive greater growth of South Australia’s seafood sector. Nominations for the Forum close tomorrow 30 June 2020. For more information, membership and selection criteria, head to https://www.pir.sa.gov.au//seafood_advisory_forum_nominati

08.01.2022 Yesterday we held our first Webinar. Matt and Len from ASI presented on what ASI is doing for SA. They had some very valuable content and it will be exciting to see the benifit SA will receive over the next few years.

05.01.2022 It's World Oyster Day! If you are a lover of oysters, or any type of seafood for that matter, you are definitely going to enjoy Oyster Day. This is a day that has been created to celebrate the different number of species of bivalve molluscs that can be eaten, which are now considered a delicacy around the world today. In fact, oysters have been consumed for centuries by humans around the world. They also used to be a pivotal source of food in areas near the coast. You probabl...y already know that they are considered an aphrodisiac. They are also rich in vitamin B12, vitamin A, selenium, iron, calcium, and zinc. So eat up and enjoy! Pic: Mooka Oysters

04.01.2022 Happy Friday! As our venues continue to expand their patron capacities, we’re seeing more of our fresh oysters on menus. And if it looks this good, we’ll take 2 thanks! Pic: The Holdy

03.01.2022 Top effort NSW!!!

02.01.2022 If you haven’t seen it already, check out our new Oyster Trail Map on our website. This map will show you where to buy your oysters. https://oysterssa.worldsecuresystems.com

02.01.2022 A cheeky Wednesday ladies lunch at The Crafers Hotel is alright with us

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