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GPSA Makes Case for Grower GM Choice in SA Parliament South Australian Grain Their Farming System News DECEMBER 2018 GPSA Makes Case for Grower GM Choice in SA Parliament South Australian grain their farming system. most primary producers – not just grain growers – in SA. GPSA’s position is not producers have had their This means having access to GM crops. chance to raise their opposition about picking winning production sys- Interstate grain producers can tems. All producers deserve the freedom to the state’s GM moratorium choose to adopt GM canola varieties to grow the crops which best suit their in Parliament, some 5,340 days to take advantage of agricultural business. We know that GM, non-GM, after it entered into force. and environmental benefits, yet SA and organic systems coexist interstate, growers are treated differently by and they can do so here. Representing South Australian producers state parliament banning the farming was GPSA chairman Wade Dabinett, The current moratorium on GM crops of varieties approved by the national GPSA director Dion Woolford, GPSA CEO is constraining business and overall regulator. Only SA and Tasmania restrict Caroline Rhodes, and PPSA Chairman industry growth. This has ramifications the types of crops that growers are able Rob Kerin, alongside Mecardo’s Andrew for the broader South Australian to produce. Whitelaw. economy, including loss of reputation, Independent analysis by market experts loss of competitiveness, increased cost GPSA told the Parliament’s GM Select Mecardo in March 2018 found that the to business, industry stigma, and loss of Committee that growers should have the moratorium has not resulted in premiums research investment. freedom to choose to grow the cereal, or a trade and marketing advantage for legume and oilseed varieties that best fit We are excited about the potential of GM technology to provide agronomic, environmental and economic benefits to grain producers, and want to see an orderly process towards this moratorium being lifted. Read GPSA’s submission to the GM Se- lect Committee: www.tinyurl.com/SelectCommitteeGPSA Chain Of Responsibility... made easy! Did you know regulations have The workshops will assist farmers in January, CWA Hall. understanding their obligations and changed under the Heavy • Mount Barker: 3pm Thursday 31 Vehicle National Law? Not risks in the CoR chain, and help them implement plans and checklists to January, Auchendarroch House. sure if your primary production reduce the risk to their businesses. business is compliant? Following attendance, producers Bring your questions to ask the experts will receive support and advice from Find out what you need to do and get at one of the first workshops: Natwide, valued at $1500. practical tips and advice! • Loxton: 3pm Monday 21 January, This program has been made possible GPSA are holding interactive, FREE and Loxton Research Centre. by support from the National Heavy practical workshops for our members, Vehicle Regulator Heavy Vehicle Safety and all Primary Producers SA commodity • Kingston-on-Murray: 9am Tuesday Initiative Program. group members, in conjunction with 22 January, Banrock Station Full details, more workshop dates, industry experts Natwide Personnel. Meeting Room. and registration is via the website: • Tanunda: 3pm Thursday 24 www.tinyurl.com/EasyCoR Drought support information Information on dry conditions support and assistance measures can be found on GPSA’s website at www.tinyurl.com/drought2018 GPSA in the media GPSA has capped off a busy year of grower-driven advocacy with a range of appearances in local, state, and national media. Since October, we’ve been featured or referenced in over 20 news and media articles. On behalf of growers, we’ve covered and commented on stories ranging Parliamentary Select Committee to from harvest, confidence in the season, genetically modified crops, investigate proposed CFS powers encouraging rural women, industry As growers will be aware, the which will provide an opportunity for anyone reform, the proposed Mining Bill, as South Australian Government affected by the proposed changes to put well as the proposed legislation to has recently flagged legislative their views forward. give CFS officers more power. changes that would grant CFS The Select Committee will be chaired by This has been in a range of outlets Officers new powers to direct the Eyre Peninsula MP Peter Treloar, and is including The Australian, The comprised of regional MPs from both the cessation of harvesting and other Advertiser, the Stock Journal, 2GB, activities if they pose a fire risk Liberal and Labor parties, including David Basham MP, Leon Bignell MP, Eddie Hughes The Weekly Times, ABC Country . based on weather conditions MP and Josh Teague MP. GPSA will be Hour, the Port Lincoln Times, the This would allow, for example, a CFS officer making its own submission to the Select Eyre Tribune, and the Murray Valley to direct that harvesting stop even if the Committee, highlighting the fact that Standard. weather conditions are acceptable under growers will be penalised by this legislation the Grass Fire Danger Index (GFDI). While we even after years of national best-practice in In the last week of State Parliament understand that the intent of the proposed fire-risk management. for 2018, GPSA was mentioned changes is to prevent high-risk activities Through the establishment of the Grain 12 times, with our longstanding such as welding and angle grinding, GPSA is Harvesting Code of Practice, GPSA has advocacy on behalf of growers concerned that growers may be adversely been encouraging growers to be proactive to better balance mining and impacted even if they are doing the right in their approach to fire mitigation and agriculture being commonly cited. thing. management. GPSA has made these concerns known to To assist growers in abiding by the Grain the Minister for Police, Emergency Services Harvesting Code of Practice, GPSA is asking and Correctional Services at a recent growers, ‘how well do you Know Your Code?’. meeting. We are pleased to see that This is the next phase of the successful Know Parliament has listened to concerns raised Your Code campaign originally launched in by GPSA and individual growers and has 2016. Learn more about Know Your Code at established a Select Committee in response, www.tinyurl.com/KnowYourCode Potential changes to EP rail freight Grain Producers SA is monitoring developments between Viterra and Eyre Peninsula rail freight operator Genesee and Wyoming (GWA), as their freight services negotiations continue. GPSA will advocate for the most efficient grain export pathway to service the Eyre Peninsula to ensure that growers are well serviced. The region is currently served by both road and rail, helping Viterra to position large volumes of grain to meet peak shipping demand. Any change to the way in which grain is moved must continue to service growers and exporters, and with consideration to the impact on the community in Port Lincoln and surrounding areas. GPSA understands that Viterra is working with GWA to extend their agreement until May 2019, while commercial negotiations remain ongoing towards the 2019/20 season. GPSA Christmas - New Year opening hours GPSA’s office will close on Friday December 21 2018, and will re-open on Monday, January 7 2019. If you have an urgent enquiry, please send an email marked as urgent to [email protected] Level 2, 180 Flinders Street, Adelaide SA 5000 | Phone: 1300 734 884 | Fax: 1300 734 680 Email: [email protected] | www.grainproducerssa.com.au.
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