About Us
The Agricultural Bureau of South Australia
The Agricultural Bureau of South Australia is a not-for-profit organisation run by farmers for farmers. Membership is for everyone associated with or interested in farming, agricultural development and education. The Bureau helps to bridge the gap between scientist and farmer and assists its members in working together on issues of common interest.
The Bureau has a proud history in South Australia, serving agriculture since 1888. There are around 70 active branches spread throughout the state, with groups meeting regularly to exchange ideas, discuss farming practices and issues and work on common challenges together.
Download the SA Branch map.
Download the promotional flier.
Download the Rules of an Incorporated Association
The Board of the Agricultural Bureau
The Board of the Agricultural Bureau comprises representatives from each of the Bureau regions, augmented with members from government, agricultural education and research bodies and likeminded agricultural organisations.
The Board represents the interests of South Australia's farmers to government and contributes to the extension of agricultural research and development through the management of projects.
List of Board members and their contact details
2013: 125 years of the Ag Bureau
2013 marks 125 years since the Agricultural Bureau of South Australia was first established, with celebrations of this milestone across the state.
Celebrating 125 years of agriculture in South Australia
