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Nuts
Nuts. Nuts are grown in various areas of NSW, such as the northern, central and southern tablelands, the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, inland river valleys and in coastal areas.
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Grapes
Canberra District. Cowra. Gundagai. Hastings River. Hilltops. Hunter Valley. Mudgee. New England.
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Northern Rivers drainage report
Mr Culleton's findings and recommendations are outlined in the Northern River's Agricultural Drainage Report.
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Delicious
A. Bisbee, Hood River, Oregon, USA.Usually long and ‘typey’ shape. Solid crimson overall, can be almost black, especially with young trees.
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Additional Resources
Additional Resources. Module 1: Introduction to risk and establishing the risk management context. Risk Legislation. NSW Treasury. Local Government in NSW. Internal Audit Guidelines (2010). Additional Resources. Background – land use conflict
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Irrigating with blue-green algae affected water|Irrigating with blue-green algae affected water
Irrigating with blue-green algae affected water. Summary. Many landholders use river water and farm dams to irrigate crops. ... Topics include:. What are blue-green algae? Does my farm dam or river contain blue-green algae?
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Riesling Royale masterclass and workshop
Hear from viticulturists and researchers from Australia and Germany on clonal selection, management practices, styles and composition of Riesling wines.
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Lucerne
Not all varieties marketed are resistant (e.g. Hunter River). Blue green aphid:Resistance is highly desirable. ... Bacterial wilt:Resistance is desirable on some river systems only (seek local advice).
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Serradella - Part C Establishing serradella
Companion perenial grasses. Leaching of water below the root zone is one of the major causes of dryland salinity, of salty water entering river systems, and of soils becoming more acid
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Water couch
CLIMATIC &SOIL REQUIREMENTS. Prefers heavy clay soils, in or near still or slow flowing fresh water, such as along river and creek banks, around swamp margins and dams; can withstand dry
