Executive Summary As part of the CRCNA-funded Water Productivity, Efficient, and Sustainability in Tropical Horticulture project, three irrigation workshops were delivered across the Northern Territory
A project designed to improve drought resilience in irrigated horticulture by focusing on soil moisture monitoring kicked off across the NT and WA last week.
Soil moisture probes can play an important role in enhancing water efficiencies on Territory farms. Watch this short video for an explanation of them and
How can farmers optimise their water use? How can they achieve the highest yield with the lowest water input? How much water does each crop
Agricultural development of the Western Davenport region and the Singleton water licence decision has generated a strong response from a wide range of stakeholders. NT
Water is an essential ingredient to our lifestyle here in the Territory. Water has shaped our culture and landscape for thousands of years and continues to be critical today.
NT Farmers acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the elders past, present and emerging. This website is made possible thanks to the NT Government's Community Benefit Fund
