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Macquarie River Food & Fibre: to achieve a sustainable irrigation industry that meets the environmental, economic and social needs
Macquarie River Food & Fibre is the peak industry group for irrigated agriculture in the Macquarie Valley, Central West NSW. We are a non-profit, non-political organisation supporting our members to achieve a sustainable irrigation industry that meets the environmental, economic and social needs of our local communities.
Macquarie River Food and Fibre was formed in 1996 as the need for a united group of irrigated agricultural producers in the region was realised. Over this time, the organisation has become one of the most progressive water user groups in Australia.
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- Location: Dubbo NSW 2830
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