Published 1st November 2024
The African Lovegrass Targeted Assistance Program offers financial support to landholders in South Australia’s Murraylands and Riverland region to manage invasive African lovegrass.

The initiative, by the Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board, aims to control a weed that threatens local agriculture and ecosystems.

Register to express your interest in participating HERE, by Friday 8 November 2024.

Landholders in the hundreds of Allenby, Angus, Bakara, Bandon, Bews, Bonney, Bowhill, Burdett, Carcuma, Chesson, Coolinong, Cotton, Day, Ettrick, Finniss, Forster, Hooper, Malcolm, Mantung, Marmon Jabuk, McPherson, Mindarie, Molineux, Nildottie, Parilla, Peake, Pinnaroo, Price, Quirke, Ridley, Roby, Seymour, Sherlock, Vincent, Wilson and Younghusband are eligible to apply to participate in the initiative.

Landholders can express interest in joining by Friday, 8 November 2024. Benefits include reduced control costs, improved farm productivity, and assistance with compliance under the Landscape South Australia Act 2019.

Please note that registration does not guarantee participation; resources depend on contractor availability.

For more information visit the www.landscape.sa.gov.au