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.
Macquarie River Food and Fibre (MRFF) are a strong supporter of the objectives of the NSW Healthy Floodplains Program (“the program”) and the benefits it offers to the wider community. Principally, the program will bring floodplain ha ..
The MRFF seeks to set the record straight following media bias of NSW Healthy Floodplains Program Report. Water is precious to all, and when it’s increasingly scarce, like during our current drought, sensationalised and incorrect ..
Simply adding water is not the solution to the complex environmental issues facing the Murray Darling Basin. With limited resources available our focus must shift from the simplistic approach of removing water from productive use ..
Residents of the Macquarie Valley are voicing their concerns and experiences with the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, highlighting impacts to local jobs, businesses and community. Macquarie River Food and Fibre (MRFF) Chairman, Michael Ega ..
