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Branch Out Newsletter – June 2024

Tasmanian Irrigation delivered a record 94,137 megalitres of irrigation water to 30 April to help farmers offset the impacts of the extended dry. That’s 76 per cent more than the previous year.

Without this water farmers faced reduced crop yields, crop failures and selling off livestock due to the lack of feed.

Please find attached the latest edition of Tasmanian Irrigation’s quarterly Branch Out newsletter, which includes:

  • How Tasmanian Irrigation has altered its water delivery operations to assist farmers this season;
  • The latest on dam levels in light of the lack of autumn rain;
  • The next steps for the Greater South East Irrigation Scheme in the wake of the Federal Budget;
  • How Tasmanian Irrigation is consulting with irrigators regarding community management of publicly owned irrigation schemes;
  • Meet Tasmania’s new Primary Industries and Water Minister, the Hon. Jane Howlett;
  • The focus on reducing the volume of unsold water on operational schemes; and
  • Meet irrigator John Fehlberg and learn how water is underpinning his diversification and expansion plans.

Attached is a pdf of Branch Out, or you can access a flipbook version here: Tasmanian Irrigation Branch Out Newsletter June2024 (fliphtml5.com)

Please reach out to Tasmanian Irrigation if you require any additional information.



Branch Out Newsletter – February 2024

With only two weeks remaining until water sales close for the Tamar Irrigation Scheme, it is crucial that farmers submit their water application forms as soon as possible. Learn more in this edition of Branch Out.

Also in this edition, discover how Tasmanian Irrigation water has given both small and large sized agricultural businesses the confidence to expand, as well as:

  • The 229 per cent increase in water delivered to farmers so far this season;
  • How the installation of solar arrays on Tasmanian Irrigation pump stations will deliver savings to farmers;
  • Why a travel agency owner has relocated from an office to a paddock;
  • An update on Tranche Three irrigation projects; and
  • A new app to assist with weed identification and management.

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here.

Or you can access a flipbook of Branch Out here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/hzddn/ktfx/index.html


Branch Out - December 2023





With a dry start to the season the value of irrigation water is clear, with demand up 266 per cent compared to last year.

In this edition of Branch Out, read how Tasmanian Irrigation is working to get water to irrigators where and when it’s needed, as well as:

  • The launch of round two water sales for the Tamar Irrigation Scheme;
  • How the forecast dry summer will impact Holm Oak Vineyard;
  • An update on Tranche Three irrigation projects; and
  • Understanding how climate change may impact Tasmania’s agricultural industries.

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here.

Or you can access a flipbook of Branch Out here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/hzddn/yray/


Branch Out - September 2023


Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to present the September edition of its quarterly newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • Which Tranche Three irrigation project is about to be commissioned;
  • How four generations of the Cresswell family have contributed to irrigation innovation in northern Tasmania;
  • Tasmanian Irrigation’s repairs and maintenance program completed on operational irrigation schemes over winter;
  • Improvements to the Farm Water Access Plan (Farm WAP) process; and
  • Much more.

We hope you enjoy this edition of Branch Out. If you require any additional information about Tasmanian Irrigation, please contact our friendly team.

You can access the newsletter from here

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Branch Out- June 2023

Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to distribute the June edition of its quarterly newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • The exciting news for Tasmanian irrigators from the State and Federal budgets;
  • The wrap up of the 2022/23 irrigation season;
  • One of the new global industries planned for the south east;
  • The latest on all Tranche Three irrigation projects;
  • Where the first solar arrays are being installed on irrigation pump stations; and
  • Much more.

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here .

Or you can access a flipbook of Branch Out here: https://fliphtml5.com/hzddn/slbh/

We hope you enjoy this edition of Branch Out. If you require any additional information about Tasmanian Irrigation, please contact our friendly team.

Branch Out- March 2023


Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to present the March edition of its newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • How many megalitres have been delivered so far this season;
  • The vision of new Tasmanian Irrigation Chair Kate Vinot;
  • How an augmentation of a north west irrigation scheme is helping the next generation of agricultural leaders grow their businesses;
  • The latest on Tranche Three irrigation projects;
  • Which Australian icon is lurking in the Meander River;
  • What our General Manager of Water Delivery would do if he was Prime Minister for a day; and
  • Much more.

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here.

Or you can access a flipbook of Branch Out here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/hzddn/ulyb/

Branch Out Newsletter – December 2022

14 December 2022

Read all the latest irrigation news in the December edition of Tasmanian Irrigation’s Branch Out newsletter.

On the news page from the link:

In this edition, you can:

  • Learn which Tranche Three project has just received Business Case approval from the Tasmanian Government;
  • Meet north-west dairy farmers Isaac and Angelique Korpershoek;
  • Read about the final Drop in Days for Water Sales for the Greater South East Irrigation Scheme;
  • Enjoy a chat with Tasmanian Irrigation’s Chair Samantha Hogg;
  • Discover where the remaining water entitlements are available for purchase across the State;
  • Delve into the latest detail on the Tranche Three irrigation projects; and
  • Much more…

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here.

Or you can access a flipbook version of Branch Out here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/hzddn/cjwz/

We hope you enjoy this edition of Branch Out. If you require any additional information about Tasmanian Irrigation, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Branch Out - September 2022

Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to present the September edition of its quarterly newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • How much farmers are expected to save from the installation of solar arrays on pump stations;
  • Why all landowners receiving TI water require up-to-date Farm Water Access Plans;
  • How a trip to the UK inspired the Nichols family to diversify into strawberries;
  • How the 2021/22 irrigation season unfolded;
  • The latest on all Tranche Three irrigation projects;
  • Who is celebrating 10 years at Tasmanian Irrigation; and
  • Much more…

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here.

Or you can access a flipbook version of Branch Out here: https://flipbookpdf.net/web/site/b8f89fafd3fcb7a51a97cce5da951db8e71ded4eFBP20594682.pdf.html

We hope you enjoy this edition of Branch Out. If you require any additional information about Tasmanian Irrigation, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Branch Out - June 2022


Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to present the June edition of its quarterly newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • How to apply for Water Sales for three exciting new irrigation projects in Tasmania;
  • A wrap up of the 2021/22 irrigation season from the Water Delivery Team;
  • Lowdina Orchard’s plans for additional high-surety irrigation water in the South East;
  • How Tasmanian Irrigation’s Environment Team carries out river assessments;
  • What Tasmanian Irrigation’s Ryan Thomas would do if he was Prime Minister for a day; and
  • Much more…

Please find a pdf version of the newsletter here.

Or you can access a flipbook version of Branch Out here: https://www.flipbookpdf.net/web/site/99bf354478577367a8ca8cb3f71410452284785fFBP20594682.pdf.html#page/1

We hope you enjoy this edition of Branch Out. If you require any additional information about Tasmanian Irrigation, please do not hesitate to contact us.


Branch Out - March 2022

Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to present the March edition of its quarterly newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • Why the Hillwood Berries team is looking forward to Tasmanian Irrigation water flowing from the Tamar Irrigation Scheme;
  • How demand for irrigation water played out during the State’s driest summer on record for 40 years;
  • Tasmanian Irrigation’s new approach to partnerships with contractors;
  • Tasmanian Irrigation’s asset renewal plans for 2022;
  • A new Drought Resilience Hub and how to have your say on dry seasonal conditions in Tasmania;
  • The latest on new irrigation projects around the State; and
  • Much more…

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Branch Out - December 2021

In this edition, you can discover:

  • How Tasmanian Irrigation proactively and proudly manages all environmental compliance obligations
  • Why the Tasmanian Government is investing in solar panels for irrigation scheme pumps
  • How acoustic monitoring is utilised to detect the Green and Gold Frog
  • Current dam levels around the State
  • The latest on each Tranche Three phase one projects
  • Why a University of Tasmania graduate has chosen a career focused on agriculture and the environment
  • And much more…

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Branch Out - September 2021

Tasmanian Irrigation is delighted to present the September edition of its quarterly newsletter Branch Out.

In this edition, you can learn about:

  • Why Pinata – Australia’s largest pineapple grower – is investing in Tasmania
  • How Oaks farmers Rob and Jane Dent doubled seed crop production
  • Tasmanian Irrigation’s two new Non-Executive Board Directors – Judith Lyne and Laura McBain
  • Our Water Delivery Team’s preparations for the 2021/22 irrigation season
  • Minister Guy Barnett’s reflections on the changes to Tasmania’s agricultural sector
  • What Tasmanian Irrigation’s Fiona Buckingham would do if she was Prime Minister for a day
  • And much more…

You can access the newsletter from here

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