Royal reminder for the King’s birthday long weekend. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is reminding travellers to know the fruit fly quarantine rules before heading away for the upcoming King’s Birthday long weekend,
Use a range of colourful fruit that isn’t restricted from fruit fly outbreaks to make these child friendly fruit snacks.
Discover key resources on fruit fly management, including guidelines for green area restrictions and safe produce movement to protect South Australia's pest-free status.
Guidance for growers on treating restricted fruit and vegetables to manage fruit fly risks, ensure compliance, and protect produce quality.
Download the promo kit for fruit fly outbreak awareness, featuring ready‑to‑use resources to help communities support prevention and spread the message
School is out, but don’t let pests in. With school holidays now underway, the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) is encouraging families to get their children involved in simple garden activities at home to help protect the
Understand market rules and restrictions for selling fruit and vegetables safely during fruit fly outbreaks in South Australia.
Learn about the biology of fruit flies and discover effective prevention strategies and community support to safeguard South Australia's growers and agricultural produce.
Salisbury North is officially fruit fly free, marking a key step in restoring protection for local growers and surrounding communities.
Make sure any restricted fruit and vegetables have been treated and securely packed, and PIRSA has given approval to sell in outbreaks areas.