Australian Govt. is Providing Rebates for On-farm Water Infrastructure to Improve Drought Resilience
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Government
Farmers in Australia and South Wales can claim back up to 25 percent of costs from buying and installing new on-farm water infrastructure up to a maximum of $25,000 for work undertaken since July 2018.
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The Federal and New South Wales coalition governments have announced it would deliver $12 million in Federal rebates.
New and upgraded on-farm infrastructure for the scheme could be applied to new purchases and installation of pipes, water storages and water pumps, de-silting dams, and associated power supplies such as generators.
The rebate is to help NSW farmers improve drought resilience and make farmers more productive after the drought breaks.
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