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IrrigationNZ wants the prioritisation of water storage in Northland extended to other dry regions.

IrrigationNZ has thrown its support behind the Government’s method of regional post-COVID-19 recovery through Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) funded water projects.

IrrigationNZ is backing the Government’s decision to inject $10.6 million for a water storage facility in Raukokore, in the eastern Bay of Plenty.

IrrigationNZ’s biennial conference, coming up in April, aims to “to lead the conversation on the future of water for Aotearoa.”

A Waitangi Tribunal report and recommendations on water ownership have put Māori rights and interests in freshwater firmly back in the public spotlight, just as the Government releases a raft of policy changes.

A new guide has been released which will assist farmers and the irrigation industry to adopt the use of fertigation.

The public are a lot more aware and educated about water and the environment, according to IrrigationNZ’s newly appointed chief executive Elizabeth Soal.

Federated Farmers has welcomed Elizabeth Soal as the new chief executive of Irrigation New Zealand.

IrrigationNZ has appointed Elizabeth Soal as its new chief executive.

Water storage is more important than ever as climate change causes more severe drought forecasts.