Murray Local Land Services

Murray Local Land Services We help secure the future of agriculture and the environment for NSW communities. Welcome to the Local Land Services Facebook channel. We welcome your opinion.

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Our recent Office efficiency and Xero workshops with Carmen Quade from AgriFocused proved incredibly popular, with both ...
01/09/2026

Our recent Office efficiency and Xero workshops with Carmen Quade from AgriFocused proved incredibly popular, with both the and sessions reaching capacity within days of registrations opening!

Delivered in partnership with RGA at Deniliquin and Southern Growers at Finley, the workshops gave participants practical tips and tricks to get more out of Xero farm business accounting software, along with simple ways to improve office management and make the day-to-day running of a farm business more efficient.

The feedback has been fantastic, with plenty of useful ideas for participants to take home and put into practice straight away.

Missed out this time? Stay tuned! With such a great response, we’re looking forward to bringing you more workshops focused on farm business efficiency later this financial year. 🌾📊



This event was supported by RGA Landcare and Murray Local Land Services’ Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator. Sustainable Agriculture Facilitators are supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.

Join us at   for a mid-season update and variety trial inspection! 🌾Looking for practical insights to help guide decisio...
01/09/2026

Join us at for a mid-season update and variety trial inspection! 🌾

Looking for practical insights to help guide decisions this season? Come along to this free field event with the Wakool farmer discussion group and hear directly from local growers and industry specialists.

Hear from the experts:
✅ Alex Schultz (NSW DPIRD) and local growers discussing soil moisture probe data trends, how probes have been used this season, and how they can support on-farm decision-making.
✅ Damian Jones (Irrigation Farmers Network) sharing insights on irrigation planning and facilitating discussion around irrigation decisions for the season ahead.
✅ Anthony McInerney (Driscoll Ag, Swan Hill) providing an agronomist's perspective on current conditions across the region and preparing for summer.
🌱 Then head out for a field walk through the Noorong winter variety trial, featuring wheat, barley and faba beans, to see firsthand how varieties are performing in local heavy clay soils.

📅 Friday 11 September 2026, 2:15 pm to 5:00 pm
📍 Tullakool
💲 Free to attend

👉 Register now: https://bit.ly/4itAVw9

This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate -Smart Agriculture Program and delivered by the NSW Government's Murray Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

Our rivers are the lifeblood of regional communities, supporting agriculture, native wildlife, cultural connections and ...
30/08/2026

Our rivers are the lifeblood of regional communities, supporting agriculture, native wildlife, cultural connections and recreation. Through the program, landholders, communities, industry and environmental organisations are working together to improve the health of inland waterways across three target areas in the Murray-Riverina region: Central Billabong, Upper Billabong and the Riverina Highlands.

Over a decade, the program is helping drive long-term change through waterway-friendly farming practices, habitat restoration, community partnerships, innovative land management and on-ground projects that support healthier rivers, wetlands and native species.

Want to stay up to date with project stories, upcoming events, funding opportunities and practical resources? Sign up to the Refreshing Rivers newsletter 👉 https://comms.lls.nsw.gov.au/refreshing-rivers

Learn more about the program and how you can get involved: 🌐 https://www.refreshingrivers.org.au

The Refreshing Rivers Program is led by Local Land Services and has been assisted by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust.

Green drought poses new risks for livestock producers 🌱 For producers fortunate to have fresh green pick in their paddoc...
28/08/2026

Green drought poses new risks for livestock producers 🌱

For producers fortunate to have fresh green pick in their paddocks following rain after an extended dry period, it’s important to be aware of the risks when managing livestock in these conditions 🐑

While it may be tempting to stop supplementary feeding livestock, if it is done too soon, it can set your livestock back, as well as impact pasture growth and overall productivity.

Continuing to provide enough quality supplementary feed, whether that’s hay, silage or something else, helps to ensure your livestock meet their nutritional needs while also allowing pasture to mature

☎️ For more information and advice on managing seasonal conditions and a green drought, speak with NSW Government Local Land Services via 1300 795 299 or visit our managing livestock in a green drought webpage 🔗 https://bit.ly/4qpWKir

📣 Final call to lodge your Annual Land and Stock Return! Completing your Annual Land and Stock Return on time means Loca...
26/08/2026

📣 Final call to lodge your Annual Land and Stock Return!

Completing your Annual Land and Stock Return on time means Local Land Services has the information it needs to help protect NSW from biosecurity and emergency risks, it also avoids extra livestock charges on your next rates notice.

Don’t leave it too late, visit the NSW Government’s Local Land Services website to lodge online before 31 August 2026 nsw.gov.au/alsr

Advanced and early flowering crops are a common sight across the region this season. While yield potential is looking go...
26/08/2026

Advanced and early flowering crops are a common sight across the region this season. While yield potential is looking good, earlier development also means crops may be exposed to a greater risk of frost damage at vulnerable growth stages.

Following a frost, growers are encouraged to get out into paddocks and monitor crops carefully – starting in low-lying, frost-prone areas and checking again 7–10 days later to get a clearer picture of any damage.

What should you look for?
🌾 Cereals are particularly susceptible around flowering, with damage possible from stem elongation through to grain fill. Symptoms can include bleaching, underdeveloped heads and damaged developing grain.
🌼 Canola can compensate for frost damage during flowering by producing new buds, but frost during pod-fill can cause significant yield loss. Look for discoloured or aborted flowers and pods, stunted or twisted pods, and dead or shrivelled seeds.

Before making management decisions, it’s important to confirm the presence and extent of frost damage and distinguish it from moisture, nutrient or heat stress.

👉 Find more information on assessing frost damage and managing crop failure visit the NSW Government website: https://bit.ly/3UDfdvM

🌱 Out and about with the Murray Ag team!The sunshine has provided the perfect opportunity for our Ag team to get out in ...
25/08/2026

🌱 Out and about with the Murray Ag team!

The sunshine has provided the perfect opportunity for our Ag team to get out in the paddock, taking canola anthesis biomass cuts alongside a DPIRD Research Development Officer.

It’s all part of the Improving soil condition and management practices in the Murray project, helping us better understand what’s happening both above and below the ground.

📏 By comparing crop biomass at higher and lower-performing areas of the paddock, alongside data from soil moisture probes, soil testing, infiltration measurements and harvest yield cuts, we can build a clearer picture of crop performance.

The goal? To identify soil constraints that could be holding production back and help inform practical management strategies to address them.

☀️ Great to see the team out in the field, gathering the data that helps turn what we see in the paddock into useful information for local producers.

Find out more 👉 https://bit.ly/4g13PkA



This project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program and delivered by the NSW Government's Murray Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

This National Biosecurity Week, 24–30 August, the NSW Government's Local Land Services is shining a spotlight on the sim...
24/08/2026

This National Biosecurity Week, 24–30 August, the NSW Government's Local Land Services is shining a spotlight on the simple actions that help protect our farms, livestock, crops, waterways, natural environments and communities.

Here in the region, strong biosecurity helps safeguard agricultural productivity, protect our environment and reduce the risk of pests, diseases and weeds spreading across properties and communities.

Whether it’s keeping vehicles and equipment clean, monitoring livestock and crops, maintaining good records or reporting something unusual early, every action counts.

Biosecurity is a shared responsibility, and being prepared today helps protect what matters tomorrow.

👉 Find out more about National Biosecurity Week:
https://www.farmbiosecurity.com.au/national-biosecurity-week/

🎥 Have you checked out the NSW Government's Farming Forecaster website? Want to get more value out of this great online ...
23/08/2026

🎥 Have you checked out the NSW Government's Farming Forecaster website? Want to get more value out of this great online resource?

📚 There’s an easy-to-use series of short training videos covering how the tool works and how you can apply the information to support on-farm decisions. Topics range from using pasture growth projections to interpreting the livestock feed budget tools.

🌱 This is a great starting point if you’re new to the platform - or a quick refresher if you haven’t used it in a while.

🔗 Watch the videos here: https://www.farmingforecaster.com.au/TrainingResources

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