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BASIN WATER PROBE
30 May 2017, Gannawarra Times
THE communities across the Murray-Darling Basin are seeking transparency and certainty with water distribution, according to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources, Barnaby Joyce.
Council’s first budget
28 May 2017, Riverine Herald
Edward River Council’s draft 2017/18 Operational Plan and Budget is on public exhibition, and residents are being asked to provide feedback. The plan sets out council’s priorities and allocates funding for the organisation’s functions over the coming financial year.
Independent study to ensure healthy basin communities
26 May 2017, Get Farming
The Australian Government has released the terms of reference for an independent analysis of potential socio-economic impacts of efficiency measures (often referred to as 450 GL ‘up-water’) under the Murray–Darling Basin Plan.
Environmental water clogs Hume and Dartmouth dams
26 May 2017, Weekly Times Now (Licensed by Copyright Agency)
VICTORIA’S share of the Murray River storages — Dartmouth and Hume dams — is choked with 514,000 megalitres of environmental and urban water.
Call to upgrade yards
25 May 2017, Riverine Herald
A community submission says an investment into upgrading the Deniliquin Saleyards to a regional selling centre is paramount to guarantee the future of this essential service to Deniliquin and the surrounding area.
P is the word when it comes to chickpeas
25 May 2017, Get Farming
Capitalising on the yield potential of a chickpea crop can be reliant on one simple letter – P. Adequate phosphorus (P) availability is essential to the productivity of chickpeas as soil P levels influence the crop’s ability to produce biomass, flower and set pods.
Regrowth risk of rust in wheat, barley crops
25 May 2017, The West Australian (Licensed by Copyright Agency)
The 2017 cropping season could be a high-risk year for barley leaf rust and wheat leaf rust in WA and it is not too late for growers to control regrowth from la
Stone quits MIL board
25 May 2017, Seymour Telegraph
Murray Irrigation’s independent director Sharman Stone has resigned because of growing commitments to her new Federal Government role.
How John Deere developed one of the best GPS locators in the world
25 May 2017, ARN
One of the most accurate GPS-based location systems in the world is John Deere’s RTK network, a dual-band GPS system that lets farmers track their planting, harvesting and more to an accuracy of less than an inch.
Agriculture industry: Small towns feeling the pinch of agribusiness decisions
25 May 2017, Weekly Times Now (Licensed by Copyright Agency)
AT THE turn of last century, rural towns often had a flour mill, at least one blacksmith or implement factory, possibly a meatworks, a creamery or a butter fact

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BASIN WATER PROBE

Council’s first budget

Independent study to ensure healthy basin communities

Environmental water clogs Hume and Dartmouth dams

Call to upgrade yards

P is the word when it comes to chickpeas

Regrowth risk of rust in wheat, barley crops

Stone quits MIL board

How John Deere developed one of the best GPS locators in the world

Agriculture industry: Small towns feeling the pinch of agribusiness decisions