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Dam Permit Water Licencing Flyer — Targeted Farm Dam Enhancement Workshops in key Tasmanian Catchments

The project aimed to build local skills and capacity to support best-practice farm dam enhancement for improved drought resilience, water quality, and biodiversity.

Learning events — DAFF TAS Hub Regional Learning Events

Shutterstock 2557533099 — Technical Report: Irrigation behaviours of wine grape growers in Australia

Shutterstock 2565710923 — Optimising Irrigation Scheduling

Shutterstock 2456758765 — Irrigation Planning and Development

Shutterstock 2056194488 — On-Farm Water Storage

THUB King Island24 39 — Stock Water

Shutterstock 2256437237 — Irrigation Maintenance and Performance

As every producer knows, when your equipment is operating smoothly, efficiency improves and stress levels decrease.

TA Shub King Island — In-Drought Resources - fact sheets and useful links

Shutterstock 174357722 — Water use efficiency

Increased climate variability is leading to more frequent and intense weather extreme events like droughts and floods.

Shelterbelt TLC project Midlands needs credit to Pierre Defourny — Trees Grow Resilience: Integrating trees into farm plans to improve resilience to drought

43c369e0 f6de 41f6 8e3c f5a64a6610c5 — East Coast Farming Community Engagement and Learning

34d51d32 6e80 4b5a a1b6 8f1ec9dfe0dc — Drought risk assessment – practical management support to build resilience

Enabling ag innovators of the future

1714736129 — Integrating digital innovation into Tasmanian oysters

Tom — Scottsdale workshop to discuss north east seasonal outlooks and climate projections

03 June 2025

Dam Permit Water Licencing Flyer — Tasmanian Students Tap Into Cutting-Edge Ag Tech to Shape the Future of Farming

30 April 2025

171130 SENSET SHINTON 6954 1 — Water Use Efficiency Project to Showcase Smart Irrigation at Agfest 2025

30 April 2025

Dam Permit Water Licencing Flyer — A new farm dam enhancement project aims to help farmers increase their resilience to drought

06 February 2025

Tas Land Con 1 — Northern Midlands paddock walk highlights benefits of revegetation on farms

21 October 2024

Innovate ag 3 — Global agritech innovators take centre stage at Launceston event

09 October 2024

New project seeks insights on farmer groups across Tasmania

16 August 2024

Legume with nitrogen fixing nodules web — Continued funding for soil health supports Tasmanian farmers and communities on ground

29 July 2024

43c369e0 f6de 41f6 8e3c f5a64a6610c5 — Regional drought events for Tasmanian Farmers

22 May 2024

Trees — Exciting interactive forestry hub launched

02 May 2024

Containment 2 scaled — Feeding Training Package for Sheep Producers – Upcoming East Coast Workshop

26 April 2024

Irrigator image web — Delivery partner announced for state-wide water program to support farmers

24 April 2024

KI3 — Drought support funds for TasFarmers

26 March 2024

Derwent Catchment Group Pic fact sheet 7 scaled — New program to help farmers overcome water-related challenges

13 February 2024

Innovate ag 3 1 — Global agrifood startups pitching to farmer shark tank in Longford

23 November 2023

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This program received funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund.

The Australian Government is contributing $12.4 million over 4 years through the Future Drought Fund under various grants. Hub partners and the University of Tasmania will provide co-contributions of an amount at least equal to the Australian Government funding over the same period.

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Tasmanian Aboriginal people, the traditional custodians of the land upon which we live and work. We honour their enduring culture and knowledges as vital to the self-determination, wellbeing and resilience of their communities.

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