The rollout of free state-of-the-art smart water monitoring devices for up to 2,500 inland water users is now in full swing, targeting some of the region’s highest water-using farms and agribusinesses, including several across the Western Plains.
The NSW Government has awarded Goanna Ag and Kallipr the tender to supply and install the equipment, delivering new digital telemetry systems to farms drawing licensed water from the Murray–Darling Basin and surrounding inland regions.
It’s the latest phase of the Australian Government’s $10.5 million Telemetry Uplift Program, designed to help eligible water users meet metering requirements while saving significant out-of-pocket costs…