The Macquarie River and local groundwater sources support farming families, local businesses and communities in the central west region of NSW.
The Macquarie River and local groundwater sources support the production of a diverse array of high quality food and fibre products with a gross value of production of over $250 million.
The Macquarie River and local groundwater sources support in-stream habitat, wetlands, floodplains and groundwater dependent ecosystems, including the iconic Macquarie Marshes.
Our Members work together to achieve a sustainable irrigation industry that supports a healthy environment and a prosperous community for generations to come.
With the inclement weather being seen across the Macquarie Valley this week, here is a consolidated list of links that will help keep you up to date on the situation. The links include real-time information on rainfall and river conditi ..
Report and photos provided by the Macquarie Cotton Growers Association The Annual MCGA awards dinner was held on Friday the 26th August at the Savannah Room at Western Plains Zoo. A crowd of 145 people were in attendance and enjo ..
Local producers and communities in the Macquarie Valley will further benefit as a result of the latest increase to general security allocations, in the Macquarie and Cudgegong rivers, announced by DPI Water today. The announcement ..
The Bureau of Meteorology currently has flood warnings in place for the Macquarie and Bell Rivers in the Macquarie Valley. On average over 40 millimetres of rain has fallen across the region during the past 24 hours with more ..
