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Dry spring weather weighs down Tas farmer sentiment, but late rainfall fuels promise for new year
Climate-ready Landscape Plants: Garden Roses Trialed at Reduced Irrigation Frequency in Utah
2024 Forthside Vegetable Research Facility Field Day
Thousands of tonnes of sand delivered as next stage of sports precinct work begins
Funding to Strengthen Community Water Security in South West
AI Supercharges Smart Irrigation For Farmers
Keeping Beaufort Green With Recycled Water
Business Case To Map Out Future Of Irrigation Project
ANZ Extends Work With Clean Energy Finance Corporation
New Enclosure For Zoo & Aviary Miniature Cattle
Local skaters drop-in to newly completed Murray skatepark
Things Are Pitch Perfect At William Street Reserve
Community Grants Awarded Across Area
Council Driving Sports Precinct Project
Nightcliff Village refreshed as part of the Nightcliff Village Masterplan
Council Implements Medium Level Water Restrictions
Council officially launches the innovative CAPE baler project
Clubs Benefit From More Than $260,000 In Council Grants
Reefwise practices to improve water quality flows into the Reef
FAO officially joins the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty
Investing In Future Of Our Rising Farming Leaders
WaterNSW Pricing Proposal To Double Cost Of Rural Water
Our South East farmers finally get the commitment they need for future growth
Huge Boost For Farmers In Tasmania’s South-east
Irrigators Deep Dive Into Soil Moisture Monitoring
Commitment to fund Greater South East Irrigation Scheme welcomed
Water Security Improvements For Lake Leake
Major Upgrades Kick Off at Tatyoon Recreation Reserve Sports Oval
A Simple Low-Cost Method for Accurate Canopy Density Evaluation of Citrus
Pasture Mix Makes Headway To Fill Feed Gap
Vandalism’s High Cost To Community
Upgrades To Bill Smyth And Hanging Rock Ovals
Savings keep flowing with more waterwise offers in the North West
Savings Keep Flowing With Waterwise Offers In Mid West
Savings keep flowing with more waterwise offers in the Goldfields
Rice Growers Reuse Water, Win Gold
Cultural burning isn’t just important to Indigenous culture – it’s essential to Australia’s disaster management
Extended Transition Period: AHC Qualifications 23 October
Albanese Labor Government putting tech, tools and trials on the table in latest grant round
Funding boost to improve water monitoring in Warren-Donnelly
Important Information Regarding Non-potable Water Supply
Unsafe Sugar Gum Trees Along Railway Street To Be Removed
Rockhampton welcomes Queensland Small Business Commissioner
Ground Search In Shepparton For Missing Man Gary Butt
Funding Available For Irrigation Demonstration Trials
Lake Albert Dog Park To Get New Leash On Life
Waterwise Offer Launched To Ease Pressure On Dams
Our focus this water year: Fish, floodplains and feathered friends

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