Grower ResourcesOne of the main functions of the Wine Grape Council of South Australia is to provide up-to-date resources for South Australian grape growers. We have collated a variety of resources covering employment, workplace health and safety, pay rates, grape purchase agreements, selling your grapes interstate along with tractor licensing.
Follow the links to find out more. If you would like to see resources on a specific topic, let us know at admin@wgcsa.com.au |
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Tractor Licensing
Did you know that you can apply for restricted license to operate heavy machinery in South Australia?
Immediate family members of Primary Producers can complete the Service SA form to apply for the restricted license. Immediate Family Member Application Employees of primary producers can also apply for a restricted license. WGCSA has developed an application form to make the process of obtaining this amendment easier. Employee Application |
Despatch Docket Book
Growers can now buy their own delivery docket books – saving costs, reducing mistakes and improving record-keeping and communication between growers, wineries and transporters.
The new national standardised delivery dockets have been developed by Australian Vignerons with support from WGCSA, in response to grower requests for a convenient option that can be used when wineries don’t supply their own form. It complies with transport, quarantine and label integrity legislation. The dockets are available from WGCSA and cost $15 (inc postage) per book of 25 forms in triplicate. Order yours though our SHOP. Docket books are also available to collect from regional offices during January & February to save postage costs. Email us for further details. |
Pest Control
A new program launched by the Sporting Shooters Association of Australia is providing landholders with access to a database of professionally-accredited shooters to help with on-property pest animal control.
The program – called SSAA Farmer Assist – registers SSAA members as shooters, ensuring they have a skill competency equivalent to commercial professional macropod harvesters. To be part of the program, farmers need to register online and then create a job advertisement to manage applications from shooters. The online tool gives farmers a free, simple and fast service for dealing with problem wildlife. To register visit www.farmerassist.com.au |