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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.

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