Publication Date
1-1-1993
Series Number
120
Abstract
In March 1982, the Western Australian Government allocated $100,000 to the Department of Agriculture to demonstrate appropriate, reliable, on-farm conservation technology on four farms in the north-eastern wheatbelt. The Government grant was matched dollar for dollar with the farmers funds with a maximum of $25,000 grant to any one farm. The demonstrations used existing techniques, such as dams and roaded catchments, to establish permanent drought-proof water supplies.
Keywords
Mukinbudin (WA Shire), Dams, Demonstration farms, Water supply, Koorda (WA Shire), Water conservation, Western Australia, Dalwallinu (WA Shire), Watersheds, Mt. Marshall (WA Shire)
Disciplines
Agriculture | Water Resource Management
Recommended Citation
Casey, M H, and Laing, I A. (1993), A review of four on-farm water supply demonstration farms. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Report 120.
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