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North East Mallee Region

Landcare networks in this area:

Landcare groups in this area:

Kooloonong Natya

Kooloonong Natya

The Kooloonong-Natya Landcare Group is situated along the Murray River from Piangil to Boundary Bend. It extends west from Piangil with the western boundary being the 163rd Meridian covering approximately 200,000ha of private and public land. There are 68 landholders in the area with 48 being part of the Landcare Group. The major land use is cereal cropping, in particular wheat and barley. Stocking sheep is still a practice for many of the landholders but is generally small scale. There are a few dairying enterprises in the district and also some horticultural development on the irrigation country, which includes vines, citrus, potatoes and lucerne. The area has low annual rainfall (300mm) and soils are usually calcareous and vary from sands or sandy loams on dune systems or alluvial clays associated with the Murray River. Within the Landcare Group area, there are four towns - Piangil, Natya, Kooloonong and Boundary Bend.

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Manangatang

The Manangatang Landcare Group covers a large area of approximately 190,000 hectares. It extends from Tyrrell in the south to Annuello in the north, from Kookoomboo in the east to Kulwin in the west. The main land use in the area is dryland agriculture including cereals, pulses, sheep and cattle. There are approximately 90 landholders farming in the district. Manangatang is the largest town within the area and the only town which still supports shops and other services. Contact details of Landcare coordinator In Manangatang. Jamie Pook Phone: 0427514304

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Robinvale

Robinvale

The group area is bounded by the River Murray in the north, Koimbo in the south, Wemen in the west and Wandown in the east. The total area is approximately 80,000 hectares. The majority of land in the area is under dryland agriculture including cereals, sheep and cattle. Intensive horticulture dominates land use along the river and includes viticulture, citrus, vegetables and nuts. Robinvale is the largest town within the area.

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