National Program for Sustainable Irrigation

This site houses legacy documents from the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation (NPSI). NPSI invested in research into and adoption of sustainable irrigation practices. The NPSI program collaborated with government and primary producer bodies and was responsible for improved irrigation scheduling and application techniques. The program finished in June 2012.

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Economic evaluation of outcomes from investment in the National Program for Sustainable Irrigation Phase 2

BDA Group (2013-01-10)

The National Program for Sustainable Irrigation Phase 2 (NPSI II) is a partnership between a number of research agencies, irrigation industries, water management authorities and state and federal governments.

Preparing irrigated agriculture for statutory and climate change in South West Australia

Hoyle-Mills, Rick (2013-01-10)

The project aimed to address the information deficit amongst irrigators, water resource managers and local government to ensure that irrigation in this region has a sustainable and productive future.

Guidelines for Managing Soil Salinityin Groundwater Irrigated Vineyards

Pitt, Tim, Stevens, Rob (2012-11-01)

Key Findings for NPSI Project CIF5121: 1. Ensuring rainfall flushes salt is the key to sustaining supplementary irrigation with saline groundwater 2.

NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR SUSTAINABLE IRRIGATION - PHASE II final report

NPSI (2012-08-06)

The National Program for Sustainable Irrigation was a unique collaboration as it involved governments, irrigators, water providers and researchers from across Australia.

NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR SUSTAINABLE IRRIGATION - PHASE II final report

NPSI (2012-08-06)

The National Program for Sustainable Irrigation was a unique collaboration as it involved governments, irrigators, water providers and researchers from across Australia.