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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.

27 Feb

Water flowing to Menindee Lakes is now forecast to be 250% of the initial flow target, with 150,000ML - 170,000ML expected to reach the lakes by late March. 🌧️💦

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26 Feb

⚠️🍊⚠️"The high cost of water and low returns for juicing oranges mean less incentive to irrigate and maintain the crop"⚠️🍊⚠️

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26 Feb

An important message. Yes advocate for your industry but before you post to social media THINK "Is it True? Helpful? Inspiring? Necessary & Kind?". It's easy to go from advocate to bully if you forget your talking about people & their right to farm #agchatoz #MentalHealthMatters https://t.co/bpNcqRKBYE

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25 Feb

Stone fruit orchards produce some of the state's most iconic crops with cherries, peaches and even mangoes grown by NSW irrigators 🍒🍑🥭 #Fruits #Food #NSW

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12 Feb

Normally we would have access to some of this water for irrigation. Under current drought conditions & pumping embargoes we have to let it go passed. As much as it hurts financially & emotionally, we are full supportive of getting critical flows downstream before we can irrigate

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