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News & Events
29-Jun-2010 Fertility and HR Workshop - Tocumwal
31-Jul-2010 The Big Conversation for Irrigators, Barham
04-Aug-2010 People GPS Shepparton
09-Aug-2010 The Big Conversation for Irrigators - Echuca
18-Aug-2010 ABARE- BRS Swan Hill Regional Outlook Conference
24-Aug-2010 Locust Workshop - Kerang
25-Aug-2010 Locust Workshop - Lockington
26-Aug-2010 Locust Workshop - Kyabram
27-Aug-2010 Locust Workshop - Numurkah
29-Sep-2010 Murray Dairy Business Forum
Ideal Climate
The climate in the region is not only favourable for pasture growth but the region also provides ideal conditions to milk dairy cows. The dry climate and low humidity allows for ease in cow management.
The dry climate means that laneways are easier to maintain and dealing with pugged paddocks is a rarity. Summers with low humidity provide practical management options such as the provision of shade and sprinklers in yards or feeding pads to combat high summer temperatures
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