SA Dairyfarmers' Association Representing and advancing the interests of SA dairy farmers
Advocacy
SADA represents dairy farmers on a range of issues to state and local government, the dairy industry and the wider community.
Policy
SADA has a proud record of working constructively with government and dairy industry organisations to achieve positive outcomes for all dairy farmers, including assisting farmers with seasonal variations, advocacy on animal welfare and a variety of farm business issues.
Industry Development
SA dairy is uniquely poised to carve out a niche in the global market place by placing itself at the front of the premium market. There is little doubt that South Australia will not be able to occupy a commanding space in the commodity supply chain, primarily because of its size.
Our Brands & Campaigns
SADA Fresh
The overarching purpose of the SA Dairy Industry Fund is to finance innovative projects that directly benefit the South Australian dairy industry and its communities.
Do Dairy, Support SA
Our goal is to educate consumers about the benefits of purchasing and consuming South Australian dairy products such as milk, cheese, yoghurt, butter and ice cream.
Latest News & Events
SADA REGIONAL MEETING - SOUTH EAST
As SADA marks 90 years of representing South Australian dairy farmers, we are looking to bring back the best from the past — practical regional meetings, direct member discussion and a strong local voice for the future of our industry.SADA REGIONAL MEETING Barossa Mid North & Adelaide Hills
As SADA marks 90 years of representing South Australian dairy farmers, we are looking to bring back the best from the past — practical regional meetings, direct member discussion and a strong local voice for the future of our industry.Biosecurity continues to remain at the forefront of dairyfarmers' minds
SADA president Robert Brokenshire said dairy was "a very low risk" for H5 avian influenza to be an issue, however producers were reminded of the importance of reporting any bird deemed to be unwell or dead.Drink the white stuff on World Milk Day
Narelle Zanker is herd manager and co-founder of an agritourism business in Mannum, South Australia, sees her days spent monitoring herd health, managing grazing rotations and caring for calves. Picture supplied
Happy World Milk Day!! Enjoy that flat white, smoothie or ...
First ever July cut of silage: Beast barley is on the move at Blyth
Rain, coupled with warm weather, has been a winner for the Zweck family, Blyth, as they restock silage supplies for their milking herd.
Planted on March 20, a paddock of Beast barley is coming out in head, standing nearly a metre ...
