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  1. Spotted mackerel

    The map shows NSW Marine fisheries bioregions. What is the NSW DPI Climate Vulnerability Assessment? ... Primary producers need evidence-based information about the changing climate, and the risks and opportunities it may bring.

  2. Climate-smart irrigation in perennial orchards

    Temperate fruit orchards are generally not fully irrigated, as rainfall provides most of the water required. ... Schedules can be entered into the system, reducing the number of decisions needed.

  3. Tech and Data

    Managing the flow of data from devices in the field to an IoT data platform can be challenging. ... Check out  to find out more about what the team have been working on.

  4. Liz Hutton

    Biography. Liz joined NSW DPI in 2020 as a project officer in the energy team of the Climate Branch, Agriculture where she is working on projects that aim to assist farmers ... productivity and accelerate decarbonisation of the Australian economy,

  5. Agtech Pilot Farm Narromine

    The result is a successful crop because moisture is the limiting factor here. ... They are familiar with the advantages of technology and have been early adopters.

  6. Irrigated maize

    The map shows major NSW maize growing regions. Darker colours represent larger areas of maize. ... confidence). The irrigation water requirements of maize are unlikely to change in the future.

  7. Parthenium weed

    The key parthenium weed life stages include seedling, vegetative growth and reproductive growth. ... the future distribution of the affected grazing systems,. changes in production timings, and.

  8. Irrigated cotton

    The map shows the major NSW cotton growing regions. Darker colours represent larger areas of cotton. ... Primary producers need evidence-based information about the changing climate, and the risks and opportunities it may bring.

  9. Serrated tussock

    The decrease is likely to be greatest under the high emissions scenario (low to high confidence). ... This may help to reinvigorate the number, diversity and quality of pasture species.

  10. John O'Connor

    For the past 30 years, John has worked with the NSW Government’s agriculture services across pastures, livestock, natural resource management and research areas.

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