Ag Bureau Branches

An integral part of South Australia’s rural community since 1888, the Agricultural Bureau of South Australia is working to support vibrant rural communities and strong ag-industry networks by promoting excellence in agriculture, business management and sustainable resource management.

The Ag Bureau is an established 50-strong network of membership branches, representing the interests of more than 1100 South Australian rural farmers, on issues of common interest between farmers, scientists, government agencies, agribusinesses, research bodies and regional organisations.

The branches unite passionate people who are interested in farming, agricultural development and learning and promote the wellbeing of our communities.  

The Agricultural Bureau of SA (Ag Bureau) Board, works to maintain and support a strong, active and growing network. As an active advocate for its branch networks and members, the Ag Bureau encourage and facilitate:

• The adoption of research and development project collaborations between primary producers, agribusiness, researchers and government agencies.
• Value-adding with knowledge sharing/technology
• Communication of issues, options and solutions to relevant Ministers and agribusiness leaders
• The disseminating of critical information to farmers and relevant stakeholders during disaster or adverse events, ensuring local information is communicated to key decision makers who are supporting local communities.

Active Branches