Are you unsure how much water remains in a dam?
Will you experience dry dams this summer?
If your answer to both questions is “yes” then this water depth measuring pole could be a sound investment for the future and the opportune time to install it is when you can access the base of the dam.
There are other methods of finding the depth of a dam, but if you wish to take the easy way out this could be your solution.
This water depth measuring pole could last many years and you may never have to guess the water depth of your dams again.
This product is readily available and if you need more information please contact Claudia at the Landcare Office on 0429612447 or landcare@dumbleyung.wa.gov.a
Will you experience dry dams this summer?
If your answer to both questions is “yes” then this water depth measuring pole could be a sound investment for the future and the opportune time to install it is when you can access the base of the dam.
There are other methods of finding the depth of a dam, but if you wish to take the easy way out this could be your solution.
This water depth measuring pole could last many years and you may never have to guess the water depth of your dams again.
This product is readily available and if you need more information please contact Claudia at the Landcare Office on 0429612447 or landcare@dumbleyung.wa.gov.a
Pollination and Farm Resilience Survey
South West Catchments Council is implementing a 4-year project with farmers to improve crop pollination in canola, avocados and orchards (apples, stone fruit).
If you farm one or more of these crops, and would like to take part in the project, please email Mike Christensen: mike.christensen@swccnrm.org.au, and we will start the process with a phone interview. Alternatively, you can do an online survey here. (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JLNGZXV)
For those able to participate in a phone interview we will be giving you a $30 voucher to a rural supplier near you.
South West Catchments Council is implementing a 4-year project with farmers to improve crop pollination in canola, avocados and orchards (apples, stone fruit).
If you farm one or more of these crops, and would like to take part in the project, please email Mike Christensen: mike.christensen@swccnrm.org.au, and we will start the process with a phone interview. Alternatively, you can do an online survey here. (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JLNGZXV)
For those able to participate in a phone interview we will be giving you a $30 voucher to a rural supplier near you.
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