Primary Producers SA | The united voice of South Australia's primary production industries

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.

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 2021-22, SA’s primary industries and agribusiness sector generated $17.3 billion in revenue

People employed

primary production businesses

billion in exports

Source: Department of Primary Industries and Regions

Latest Media

Rural students secure support through scholarship

Feb 21, 2023

Primary Producers SA has awarded $14,200 on behalf of the E.W. Stevens Trust to students from remote and regional areas of South Australia, assisting them to continue with their studies. The grants are designed to help relieve pressure on regional families in...

Long-term flood recovery support crucial

Jan 30, 2023

The peak of the River Murray flood has hit, restrictions on activities along the river are easing and now the long, hard road to recovery begins in earnest. It has been pleasing to see the immediate response from government and other organisations but a long-term...

Year ahead: Agriculture faces another challenging year

Jan 9, 2023

Surging input costs, global supply chain issues, floods and an extended wet season meant another challenging year for South Australian farmers. Looking at the positives, almost all sectors of primary industry were buoyed by the promise of a record season coming into...