A member based organisation representing an efficient, productive and profitable irrigation industry in the Macquarie Valley.
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.
MRFF’s Major Sponsor Rabobank (http://www.rabobank.com.au/Pages/new.aspx) has released their latest Agribusiness Monthly (http://www.rabobank.com.au/Research/Agribusiness-review/Pages/Agribusiness-Monthly.aspx) report for Australia and ..
The NSW Office of Water (http://www.water.nsw.gov.au/About-us/Media-Releases/default.aspx) has released the February allocation forecast for general security licence holders in the Macquarie and Cudgegong Regulated Rivers system. ..
The Bureau of Meteorology has released its latest monthly Climate and Water Outlook. In summary, the BoM is predicting: February to April is more likely to be drier than normal over most of WA and across large parts of the eastern ..
The 2015 Cotton Irrigation Technology Tour will visit the Macquarie Valley in February following field days to be held in Central QLD and the Gwydir Valley. Local cotton growers and irrigators are invited to attend the field d ..
