The united voice of

South Australia’s primary production industries

Primary Producers SA’s vision is for a strong and viable primary production sector in South Australia, which is valued by government and the community.

PRIMARY PRODUCERS SA (PPSA) IS THE PEAK INDUSTRY BODY REPRESENTING THE INTERESTS OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PRIMARY PRODUCERS AND IS THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL FARMERS’ FEDERATION (NFF).

Engagement

PPSA partners with government and industry to develop policies and programs that promote the social, economic, and environmental sustainability of South Australian primary production.

LEADERSHIP

PPSA acts as the conduit to the South Australian primary production sector and presents a united voice on behalf of its membership in advocacy and representative activities.

Communication

PPSA influences policy makers by promoting the contribution we make to the South Australian economy and engaging positively with government and the broader community.

Our Role

PPSA develops and implements policies that promote the social, economic, and environmental sustainability of the South Australian primary production sector.
Primary production is a vital part of the

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY

In 2022-23, SA’s primary industries and agribusiness sector generated $18.5 billion in revenue

People employed

primary production businesses

billion in exports

Source: Department of Primary Industries and Regions

Latest Media

Innovative project aims to make rural roads safer for all

Innovative project aims to make rural roads safer for all

Primary Producers SA (PPSA) and its commodity group members are partnering with the South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) to provide interactive and practical defensive driver training to producers, their family and employees who drive trucks. The...

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Farmer voices belong on Landscape Boards

Farmer voices belong on Landscape Boards

South Australia's landscapes have been shaped by generations of stewardship. Today, primary producers manage much of the state's land and water resources, producing the food and fibre that sustain our economy while maintaining the natural assets on which agriculture...

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