The dominant agricultural activity is cattle grazing and this RPP supports property build up to improve the viability of rural holdings. Enterprise reconstruction to rebuild rural businesses for long term viability Natural resource management for enhanced conservation practices Integrated regional development leading to a healthier regional economy and making more services available to members of the regional community. The principal rural activity is sheep and cattle grazing on native and improved pasture. The RPP funding is focused on providing interest rate subsidies to encourage property build up for improved productivity, with re-establishment grants available for farmers who want to leave the land. The Eyre Peninsula RPP includes the main population centre of Port Lincoln.
Wheat is the dominant crop, while barley, canola and legumes are also produced.
Sheep and cattle are the main pastoral activities. RPP funding for this region is focused on interest rate subsidies to help farmers with financial burdens and encourage better management practices. Some of the RPP funded activities include clay spreading, fencing to reduce soil disturbance and minimum tillage. Grants are also available for the retraining and re-establishment of farm families wishing to leave the land. A regional logo has been developed to reinforce a stronger regional identity for marketing and promotions.