Potatoes South Australia in Glen Osmond, South Australia | Agricultural cooperative

Potatoes South Australia

Locality: Glen Osmond, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 7221 1962

Address: University Of Adelaide, Waite Campus, Room 23, Building 20, Hartley Grove 5064 Glen Osmond, SA, Australia

Website: https://www.potatoessa.com.au

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24.01.2022 Robbie Davis attended the NFFs 40 year celebrations in Canberra this week as part of her graduation to the alumni of the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program... Farmers lead a celebration of the shared values of all Australians. In the city or the country were all part of the same cycle.... To celebrate 40 years of the National Farmers Federation, we are delighted to reveal our new initiative We Are Australian Farmers - which is just the beginning of our conversation with our community to better connect all Australians with agriculture and people behind it. Australians report to being increasingly disconnected with how their food and fibre is produced. And while they are overwhelmingly supportive of our farmers, theyd like to know a bit more about how and why we do what we do. We Are Australian Farmers is the first step in a long-term commitment to closing the divide between our farmers and the community and telling the great story that is Australian farming. Our new short film premiered last night at NFFs 40th Anniversary Gala Dinner which was attended by Prime Minister Scott Morrison and members of the wider agriculture community. Special thanks to our Founding Partner Meat & Livestock Australia and the special farmers who feature in the film: Jamie, Andrew, Jonty and Isabella Ingle, Maree Anstee, Andrew Julian, Duncan Trethowan, Christopher Reid, Brad Hulme, Jordan Hunt, Georgia Cluff, Corey McCarthy, Tom Bull, James Finlay, Sam Pincott, Tim Glass, Andrew Fraser and Katie Wills. We Are Australian Farmers.

23.01.2022 Do The Monster Mash - The Advertiser 01/05/2018

23.01.2022 Its only two weeks until Hort Connections 2017 kicks off at the Adelaide Convention Centre! We are all so excited for this incredible event for the Australian ...horticulture industry, and we hope you are too. If you havent yet registered theres still time! You can do so at the link below to ensure you dont miss out on any of the speaker sessions, networking events or Trade Show action. For more information about the event, please visit hortconnections.com.au. To register: http://tinyurl.com/zrd6ste PMA Australia-New Zealand (PMA A-NZ) Irrigation Australia Limited Australian Organic Onions Australia Potatoes South Australia CMAA FMA Growcom Australia Nursery and Garden Industry (NGI)

23.01.2022 From the 4th April 2018 Potatoes South Australia will be located at a new address. Our new location is: The University of Adelaide Waite Campus Room 23, Building 20 Hartley Grove, Glen Osmond SA 5064

23.01.2022 Robbie Davis attended the NFF’s 40 year celebrations in Canberra this week as part of her graduation to the alumni of the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program... Farmers lead a celebration of the shared values of all Australians. In the city or the country we’re all part of the same cycle.... To celebrate 40 years of the National Farmers Federation, we are delighted to reveal our new initiative We Are Australian Farmers - which is just the beginning of our conversation with our community to better connect all Australians with agriculture and people behind it. Australians report to being increasingly disconnected with how their food and fibre is produced. And while they are overwhelmingly supportive of our farmers, they’d like to know a bit more about how and why we do what we do. We Are Australian Farmers is the first step in a long-term commitment to closing the divide between our farmers and the community and telling the great story that is Australian farming. Our new short film premiered last night at NFFs 40th Anniversary Gala Dinner which was attended by Prime Minister Scott Morrison and members of the wider agriculture community. Special thanks to our Founding Partner Meat & Livestock Australia and the special farmers who feature in the film: Jamie, Andrew, Jonty and Isabella Ingle, Maree Anstee, Andrew Julian, Duncan Trethowan, Christopher Reid, Brad Hulme, Jordan Hunt, Georgia Cluff, Corey McCarthy, Tom Bull, James Finlay, Sam Pincott, Tim Glass, Andrew Fraser and Katie Wills. We Are Australian Farmers.

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21.01.2022 Just your average Monday afternoon harvesting spuds! P-O-T-A-T-O... Pull em from the ground potatoes!! #newsong #georgethefarmer #makingagcool

21.01.2022 Landline 09/06/2019

20.01.2022 PIRSA position vacant: Horticulture Account Manager

19.01.2022 Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash MINISTER FOR JOBS AND INNOVATION Senator the Hon Zed Seselja ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR SCIENCE, JOBS AND INNOVATION MEDIA RELEASE

19.01.2022 Precision Mapping: does it tell us anything we dont already know? explored the application of precision mapping techniques in potato production systems in South Australia. It confirmed that soil and crop sensing technologies can be used to inform: the strategic application of fertilisers and soil amendments; decisions about drainage alignment; and, can provide insight to irrigation performance, crop stress and yield forecasts. The project was funded by the South Australian Potato Industry Trust, and the South East and SA Murray Darling Basin Natural Resource Management Boards. https://bit.ly/3aqHD0M

18.01.2022 This will be one to taco-bout! Were super excited to be a part of Sydney Ideas and Food Wastage Fighters Society debate on Food Waste. With speakers from Garde...ning Australia, Eat Me Chutneys and Potatoes South Australia, its bound to be an egg-salent discussion. Register free here: https://t.co/mra4FqdNDs #foodwaste #foodinsecurity #endhunger #sydneyideas #debate #usyd

16.01.2022 On International Rural Womens Day, the National Farmers Federation is reaffirming its goal for the sector to double the number of women in leadership roles by 2030. Despite comprising 41% of the agricultural workforce, women make up only 18% of management roles in agriculture and only 2.3% of CEO roles, NFF President said. This means female voices remain to a large extent, absent in the leadership forums where the big decisions are made. The decisions that will shape th...e future of agriculture. Last year, the NFF launched its vision for agriculture to be a $100 billion industry by 2030. We immediately identified the need for women to be equally represented in the leadership positions of agriculture, Ms Simson said. The Roadmap, our plan for a $100 billion industry, sets a metric to double of the number of women in management roles by 2030. To assist in achieving this target, the NFF is this week celebrating the graduation of 10 female leaders from the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program. In its second successful year, the program guides 10 women through an intensive mentoring opportunity to hone their agricultural leadership goals. The program is supported by 20 of Australias leading agricultural organisations who have publicly committed to taking action on gender diversity within their organisations. Through, their committed partnership with the NFF on the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program, these progressive organisations are at the heart of agricultures endeavours to achieve gender parity within the leadership ranks of our industry, Ms Simson said. The 2019 Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program s Committed Partners are: AgriFutures; Agforce; Australian Agricultural Company; Australian Community Media; BASF; Bayer; Coles; Consolidated Pastoral Company; Elders; GRDC; Landmark; Indigenous Land and Sea corporation; NBN; NSW Farmers; NuFarm; PrimeSuper; Rabobank; Rimfire Resources; Rural Bank; RuralCo; Syngenta and WFI. Pictured below: The graduating 2019 Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program cohort with NFF President Fiona Simson (centre) from left Jacqui Cannon, Leonie ODriscoll, Kelly Pearce, Robbie Davis, Linda Lee, Rachel Carson, Allison Harker, Natalie Sommerville and Alison Southwell Cath Oates.

16.01.2022 On International Rural Women’s Day, the National Farmers Federation is reaffirming its goal for the sector to double the number of women in leadership roles by 2030. Despite comprising 41% of the agricultural workforce, women make up only 18% of management roles in agriculture and only 2.3% of CEO roles, NFF President said. This means female voices remain to a large extent, absent in the leadership forums where the big decisions are made. The decisions that will shape th...e future of agriculture. Last year, the NFF launched its vision for agriculture to be a $100 billion industry by 2030. We immediately identified the need for women to be equally represented in the leadership positions of agriculture, Ms Simson said. The Roadmap, our plan for a $100 billion industry, sets a metric to double of the number of women in management roles by 2030. To assist in achieving this target, the NFF is this week celebrating the graduation of 10 female leaders from the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program. In it’s second successful year, the program guides 10 women through an intensive mentoring opportunity to hone their agricultural leadership goals. The program is supported by 20 of Australia’s leading agricultural organisations who have publicly committed to taking action on gender diversity within their organisations. Through, their committed partnership with the NFF on the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program, these progressive organisations are at the heart of agriculture’s endeavours to achieve gender parity within the leadership ranks of our industry, Ms Simson said. The 2019 Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program 's Committed Partners are: AgriFutures; Agforce; Australian Agricultural Company; Australian Community Media; BASF; Bayer; Coles; Consolidated Pastoral Company; Elders; GRDC; Landmark; Indigenous Land and Sea corporation; NBN; NSW Farmers; NuFarm; PrimeSuper; Rabobank; Rimfire Resources; Rural Bank; RuralCo; Syngenta and WFI. Pictured below: The graduating 2019 Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program cohort with NFF President Fiona Simson (centre) from left Jacqui Cannon, Leonie O’Driscoll, Kelly Pearce, Robbie Davis, Linda Lee, Rachel Carson, Allison Harker, Natalie Sommerville and Alison Southwell Cath Oates.

15.01.2022 With less than three months until Hort Connections 2017 kicks off, we are all getting excited to host the event alongside PMA Australia-New Zealand (PMA A-NZ), ...Australian Organic, Irrigation Australia Limited, Onions Australia, Potatoes South Australia, Central Markets Association of Australia, Fresh Markets Australia, Growcom Australia and Nursery and Garden Industry (NGI). The speaker profiles for Hort Connections 2017 have now been released, with some fantastic names set to share their fresh and innovative ideas throughout the course of the event. Keynote speakers include Jaquie Scammell, Director of Customer Relations at Tennis Australia, who will be discussing the significance of people and culture. beyondblue Chairman and former Victorian Premier The Hon. Jeff Kennett AC will headline an important mental health forum, while Monash Universitys ACRS Managing Director Sean Sands will discuss the opportunities to maximise value by designing customer-facing innovations that resonate. Delegates will also hear from Lone Jespersen from Maple Leaf Foods who will be discussing the importance of developing a food safety culture. Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources, Senator Anne Ruston, will also provide an insight into the Federal Governments priorities for Australian horticulture in the coming months. Dont forget that early bird rates for delegate registration have been extended until 17 March, so get in now to take advantage of the discounts! You can view the program for each day of Hort Connections 2017 here: hortconnections.com.au/program/ If you would like to register as a delegate, visit: hortconnections.eventsair.com/hort-connecti//Site/Register

14.01.2022 Registrations are open! PMA Fresh Connections is the premier networking, educational and business event for the entire fresh fruit, vegetable and floral industries of Australia and New Zealand. Its aim is to inform and deliver industry solutions that increase sales of fresh and safe produce; as well as attract, develop and retain talents for the regional and global industry. For more information visit www.pmafreshconnections.com.au

12.01.2022 SADA Fresh is all grown up. Today we turned three and we would like to mark the occasion by paying tribute to all our supporters. Since news of the crisis facin...g Australian dairy farmers hit the headlines in May, our milk sales have doubled, from about 20,000 litres a week to 45,000 litres. Thats astounding and we cant thank you enough. Our president, Allendale East dairy farmer John Hunt, got a bit emotional this afternoon when he spoke at a gathering of the local rural press club, saying that apart from raising money for the SA Dairy Industry Fund, this tangible demonstration that people care about them has given farmers heart, helping them to get out of bed in the morning during what is a very tough time. We cant share the delicious chocolate cake Heidelberg Cakes made for our celebration, but here is a picture of it being cut by SA Rural Woman of the Year Robbie Davis, from Potatoes South Australia, with encouragement from John and SA Dairy Industry Fund board member Will Rayner. I Choose SA DoDairy Legendairy #happybirthday #DoDairy #RuralMediaSA Australian Council of Agricultural Journalists (ACAJ) See more

12.01.2022 Early bird rates for Hort Connections 2017 have been extended, and will now close on 17 March. If you have not yet registered as a delegate for Hort Connections... 2017, take advantage of these discounts now! To register, please click here: http://ow.ly/8TDo309eDam PMA Australia-New Zealand (PMA A-NZ) Irrigation Australia Limited Onions Australia Australian Organic Potatoes South Australia Growcom Australia CMAA-FMA

11.01.2022 Little Heroes Foundation would like to thank our good friends at Potatoes South Australia for once again supporting us by donating all proceeds from the auction... of the first 10kg of new season potatoes to our #LittleHeroes! Purchased by The Mitolo Group for $11,000 (up from $9,400 in 2015 and equating to $1.1 million per tonne!) Marco Mitolo was officially crowned The 2016 King of Potatoes by the Hon Michael Atkinson on behalf of the Premier of South Australia Jay Weatherill at Friday nights dinner! Special mention to Andy Edwards from Elders Real Estate, the auctioneer for the night who helped achieve this fantastic result!

11.01.2022 Heres an interesting yarn by my mate Robbie from Potatoes South Australia. She has observed how Europe manages waste and discusses that there is potential for Aussies to be more innovative when it comes to food waste. #ozharvestSA #reducewaste

10.01.2022 Seed crop of FL1867 in the Otways submitted for certification under the ViCSPA Scheme

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07.01.2022 Potatoes South Australia in University of Adelaide-led research consortium

06.01.2022 Heres some ripper news about spuds! Do you get suspicious if they have a green tinge? Spuds tend to go green when they are exposed to light. Sabine Tanios, fro...m the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture, is currently doing her PhD and is looking at ways minimise the colour change. What a ripper! Source: ABC News

05.01.2022 Potatoes South Australia is pleased to announce that the Innovative Nutrient Management for the Australian Potato Industry project is now complete. Visit www.dgtpotatoes.com.au for full project details including interpretation guidelines.

02.01.2022 Precision Mapping: does it tell us anything we don’t already know? explored the application of precision mapping techniques in potato production systems in South Australia. It confirmed that soil and crop sensing technologies can be used to inform: the strategic application of fertilisers and soil amendments; decisions about drainage alignment; and, can provide insight to irrigation performance, crop stress and yield forecasts. The project was funded by the South Australian Potato Industry Trust, and the South East and SA Murray Darling Basin Natural Resource Management Boards. https://bit.ly/3aqHD0M

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01.01.2022 Andrew Spud Fit Taylor lost more than 50kg by eating only potatoes for a year....we were delighted to have Andrew attend the Potato Industry Luncheon on the 15th May.

01.01.2022 MEDIA RELEASE 12/04/2018 Fight Food Waste CRC

01.01.2022 Media Release - 18/02/2020 First delivery of wooden bins arrives today for KI Seed Potato Harvest! Click the link to view: https://bit.ly/325AZt6

01.01.2022 The 2017auction of new season baby potatoes resulted in a final bid of a very impressive $10,250 by Thomas Foods International Fresh Produce. This was for 10 kgs so that means these very special potatoes actually sold for $1.02m per tonne! All proceeds from the auction will be donated to the Little Heroes Foundation, a charity dedicated to supporting children living with cancer and serious illness, and their families. Follow link for full media release http://ow.ly/ZAY230gd4mp Image courtesy of Fairfax Media