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Episode3.net's Andrew Whitelaw shares his thoughts on a huge harvest coming through despite the sad tales for some in the east and what that could mean on pricing for grain sellers going into 2023.

The wool market lifted for its second last week of sales with optimism that China's lockdowns would ease seeing some unprecedented buying activity, resulting in a huge number of bales listed for next week's final round of 2022 wool auctions

Flow catches up with the Primary Industries Forest Industries and Regional Development minister Clare Scriven MLC on the increased frequency of meetings for the nation's agriculture ministers and their deliberations on traceability and electronic tagging of sheep (and who pays for it), farm labour needs and visa processing and the promising future of ag tech and careers in agriculture

The South Australian Opposition leader agrees with federal Liberal colleague Tony Pasin's assessment that premier Peter Malinauskas has failed his first leadership test on River Murray flooding, also expressing the state Liberals' support for 'the nuclear conversation' in what was earlier this week a bipartisan support for small modular reactors in the future state energy mix, until Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told the Premier he was 'wrong' and the latter retracted his support on ABC 7.30

The South Australian government has launched a website to promote produce from the Riverland and Mid Murray communities and book ahead future tourism opportunities for when floodwaters subside.