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Secure – Sustainable – Productive

The NSW Irrigators’ Council is the peak body representing irrigation farmers and the irrigation industry in NSW. Our members include food and fibre groups, irrigation infrastructure operators, valley water user associations and commodity groups from the rice, cotton, dairy and horticultural industries.
Through our members, the NSW Irrigators’ Council represents 12,000 water access licence holders in NSW who access regulated, unregulated and groundwater systems.

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Secure - Sustainable - Productive. NSW Irrigators’ Council is the respected, authoritative peak body representing Irrigation Farmers in NSW.

29 Oct

How bad was the drought from 2017 to now? So bad the BoM says when it rained in February, more than 200ml soaked into the soil before producing any runoff across the landscape into rivers and dams.
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28 Oct

The NSWIC Coastal Forum is underway! From the vineyards of the Hunter, to the dairies in the Bega valley, and all along the coast, our irrigators are producing high quality and sustainable food for all.

Great to hear from guest speakers inc @IrrigationAus and @NSWDPIE_Water.

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27 Oct

If you haven't already seen it, @nbnnews covered the release of our annual progress report, last week. Watch below to find out more.

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27 Oct

@HorneLegal @southernriverin DPIE’s proposed 22% rise in charges applies to all irrigators across NSW - no exemptions - who pay for all water management measures including public goods like fish ladders and hydrology. Public good costs should be shared more equitably, not just imposed on water users alone.

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26 Oct

Where’s the flow? An excellent question needing serious investigation. Multiple policy drivers are having cumulative adverse effects on access for NSW Murray GS holders. The black box needs cracking open @NSWDPIE_Water @MD_Basin_Auth

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