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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.

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1 Jun

@david_papps55 Yes, many of these complementary measures should have commenced decades ago, but there remains a need for them to improve the health of our valuable river ecosystems.

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1 Jun

NSWIC #WaterBlueprint 2020-21: (3) Southern Basin Toolkit - to offset the need for more water recovery through optimal use of water already acquired, and positive environmental programs to improve ecosystem health. Further details: https://t.co/52gEpswfYA

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1 Jun

Today on #WorldMilkDay it's more important than ever to support Aussie dairy farmers by buying Aussie Milk 🐄🥛🇦🇺

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30 May

@coalisdead @GwydirValley Environmental health and sustainable resource access is a key principle of NSWIC and our industry. The Sustainable Diversion Limit is now in place, and water allocations are based on climate, with farmers the last in line. See: https://t.co/waWXbIbbP4

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27 May

NSWIC #WaterBlueprint 2020-21: (2) With unprecedented and unforeseen events (worst droughts in history, devastating bushfires and now COVID) it is only reasonable that Basin Plan timeframes are extended so it is done properly, not just quickly. https://t.co/RLOpv4wHAT

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