Irrigation Insights No. 9 Regional scenario planning in practice: Irrigation futures of the Goulburn Broken Region This document outlines the processes used in the Irrigation Futures project. It provides details of how the project engaged the community to formulate scenarios, explore impacts, consider implications, and develop appropriate response strategies for our region. It has been developed as a guidebook for those who may wish to use a similar approach to planning with their communities. Users will obviously have to modify the processes to suit their particular needs and budget.
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Irrigation Insights No. 8 Scenarios of the future: Irrigation in the Goulburn Broken Region Authors: D. Robertson, Q.J. Wang, L. Soste & R. Chaffe This report describes four plausible scenarios, developed for the Goulburn Broken Region, of how the future might unfold. It explores the likely impacts of those scenarios for regional business, communities and the environment. It considers how those groups might respond to challenges and opportunities. It also explores the implications for major regional agencies associated with irrigated agriculture, and illustrates how those agencies are implementing their responses. Finally, it provides guidance on how we (as a region) might position ourselves for an uncertain future. It will become a living reference document in the coming years.
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Irrigation Insights No. 7 Geophysics for the Irrigation Industry This book provides an introduction to geophysical techniques for water managers, including irrigators, engineers and staff of water and catchment authorities as well as those involved in various aspects of the irrigation industry from design through to implementation and monitoring. | ![]() |
Irrigation Insights No. 6 Irrigation Decisions: From Enterprise Planning to the Paddock Authors: K. Montagu , B. Thomas & G. Thomas et al., published 2006 (PR061174). From purchasing or redeveloping an existing property, trading water, selecting crops and cropping systems, to determining when and how much water to apply, decisions on irrigation are required. | ![]() |
Irrigation Insights No.5 Water Use Efficiency - an information package Authors: H. Fairweather, N. Austin & M. Hope, NSW Agriculture, published 2003 (PR030566). | ![]() |
This information package provides an overview of the background, current developments and future prospects for implementing regulated deficit irrigation and partial rootzone drying. This document was produced in conjunction with the CRC for Viticulture and the Grape and Wine Reseach and Development Corporation. | ![]() |
| Irrigation Insights 3 - Guidelines to Good Practice for the Construction and Refurbishment of Earthen Irrigation Channel Banks Principal investigator I. Moorhouse, published 2002 (PR020358). NB: This report is 473 pages long and the PDF file is 2.33Mb. Click here to download. This document is not available in hard copy. |
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Irrigation Insights No.1 - Soil Water Monitoring (2nd edition) This information package brings together information on current equipment and techniques for measuring and monitoring soil water status, extending to their use as controllers in automatic irrigation systems. | ![]() |













