Upper Mooki Rehydration Project celebrates its completion

KB
Updated April 27 2021 - 7:53am, first published 6:30am
Craig Carter, Tallawang, Parraweena, with Local Land Services officer Tim Watts and Mr Carter's partner Nicky Chirlian, checking on the project's progress last year. Photo by LLS.
Craig Carter, Tallawang, Parraweena, with Local Land Services officer Tim Watts and Mr Carter's partner Nicky Chirlian, checking on the project's progress last year. Photo by LLS.

AN INNOVATIVE rehydration project that focused on the soil profile to act like a sponge for water storage created plenty of interest in the Upper Mooki catchment and now members of the public will have the chance to see it for themselves.

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Karen Bailey

Market analyst

Agricultural markets analyst and journalist for The Land newspaper. Former national cattle and lamb/sheep market analyst with Meat and Livestock Australia.

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