No there is not a lot of irrigation water available for our district. Our allocation for this season is only 23% so we have to be very mindful how and where we use that water.
Australia is the driest continent in the world so careful usage of this precious resource is paramount for sustainability of both the environment and food production.
Then I suggest that you have a talk to Barnaby Joyce and closer, his very smart Deputy, Fiona Nash - Young area. I have met Fiona - she has plenty in the "Upstairs Area": ie; BRAINS! Cheers Colin
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It certainly is.
ReplyDeleteYour dams must be full and/or there is plenty of water from good water storage control.
Colin
No there is not a lot of irrigation water available for our district. Our allocation for this season is only 23% so we have to be very mindful how and where we use that water.
DeleteA very, very precious resource.
ReplyDeleteYou bet!!
ReplyDeleteWhat would we do without irrigation? Keep well Diane
ReplyDeleteI think some of us (me) does not realize just how precious it is in other places.
ReplyDeleteAustralia is the driest continent in the world so careful usage of this precious resource is paramount for sustainability of both the environment and food production.
DeleteThen I suggest that you have a talk to Barnaby Joyce and closer, his very smart Deputy, Fiona Nash - Young area.
ReplyDeleteI have met Fiona - she has plenty in the "Upstairs Area": ie; BRAINS!
Cheers
Colin