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Murray Irrigation's routine spraying program along access tracks and around outlets has commenced and will continue over the next couple of months.
Customers will be notified via SMS the week prior to spraying being undertaken in your area.
If you are experiencing weed issues in supply channels, please contact us on 1300 138 265 and report the problem.
Please do not spray weeds in channels, as this may cause a contamination issue downstream. For the same reason, we ask customers to please not leave chemical drums on channel banks.
Calls to customers to understand their Summer irrigation intentions are currently underway.
Irrigation intentions collected from customers provide critical operational intelligence to help us prioritise and plan maintenance activities, as well as identify potential restriction points. This enables us to work with affected customers to manage demand ahead of time and avoid limiting orders where possible.
Our Customer Engagement Team will be out over the coming months engaging with customers in high demand areas on how to best manage potential flow restrictions.
We are experiencing high demand in a number of areas across the footprint. This demand is expected to increase over the next few weeks.
To help minimise chances of interruptions to your orders:
If you think you may be impacted by flow restrictions this season and wish to discuss further, please contact our Customer Experience Team on 1300 138 265. Or for more information, check out the fact sheet below.
Our Customer Engagement Team will be out over the coming months engaging with customers in high demand areas on how they can best manage potential flow restrictions.
You will receive the below message when you enter your order. Select Reject to lodge an unsatisfied order.
You will then receive the below message:
Select
Continue.
This will place your order as a unsatisfied request and put you in the queue to receive your order as soon as capacity is available, or at a restricted flow in four days.
You can find more details in our Water Ordering Guide below. Otherwise feel free to contact us and we can show you how.
All the detailed data for Murray Irrigation allocations, delivery, channel flow and Water Exchange temporary trade is available on our company web page below.
To see the latest data for Murray system storages and rivers, visit the Murray Darling Basin Authority's River data page.
MDBA weekly report
NSW Water allocation statements
Rainfall and evaporation
Barmah Choke trade balance
The information and data provided in Talking Water is for general reference purposes only. We take best endeavours to ensure accuracy.
As previously communicated, Murray Irrigation will be hosting a number of shareholder discussion groups from Monday 16 September to Friday 27 September, to understand shareholder sentiment around the Federal Government's intent to undertake further water buybacks in the Murray Irrigation footprint.
We are asking shareholders to complete the below registration of interest by close of business this Friday 6 September, to assist us in developing a discussion group schedule that reaches as much of the footprint, and as many shareholders as possible.
Last week's Shareholder Update (below) contains more information, as does this video presentation from Murray Irrigation Chair Phil Snowden.
Murray Irrigation's Board held its latest Board meeting last Wednesday 28 August.
The agenda items included Murray Irrigation's upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) and initiatives being explored to assist in minimising the impacts of buybacks on the company, our customers and the wider community.
Chair Phil Snowden provides a rundown in his Board meeting update below.
Murray Irrigation is pleased to share the opening instalment of our Community in Focus series, showcasing the stories of our 2024 Community Sponsorship Program recipients.
This first article features the Deniliquin Rotary Club.
The volunteer club has a long and stellar history of serving the community, and will be celebrating its 75th anniversary next year.
Click on the button below to read the Deni Rotary Club's story.
The National Farmers Federation (NFF) is calling on farmers and supporters to join a rally in Canberra to highlight a broad range of farmer concerns, including the ban on live sheep exports and new taxes, to the impact of water buybacks and energy infrastructure.
When: 11.00am on Tuesday 10 September
Where: Federation Mall, opposite Parliament House, Canberra
The rally comes in the wake of a survey conducted by the NFF that found confidence in the Federal Government had collapsed by nearly 40%, with less than 1 in 10 farmers now saying Canberra was listening to them, or had a positive plan for their future.
Find out more about the National Farmer Rally in the NFF media release below.
The Natural Resources Access Regulator and TAFE NSW have developed a free self paced e-learning course designed to develop participants' understanding of water regulation.
Understanding and complying with NSW water laws helps protect our resources and ensures communities and the environment get a fair share.
Thie course is targeted at primary producers and rural landholders, including small acreage/hobby farmers and rural industries. However, anyone interested in understanding NSW water laws and regulations is welcome to enrol.There are no prior learning or pre-requisites to undertake this course.
Australian Women in Agriculture (AWiA) is hosting its 2024 national conference,
Seed to Success, in Albury from Tuesday 24 September to Thursday 26 September.
Sponsored by Agri futures Australia, this gathering brings together diverse voices, experiences, and expertise within the agricultural sector. With attendees spanning the breadth of the nation, the conference promises a rich tapestry of insights, empowering stories, and collaborative discussions that reflect the vibrant nature of women's contributions to agriculture.
It's an opportunity for networking, learning, and celebrating the remarkable achievements of women in this vital industry.
Tickets and the full program can be found below.
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