Hunter region

The Local Land Services Hunter region covers 33,000 km2 and extends from the MidCoast Council in the north to Lake Macquarie City Council in the south, Upper Hunter Shire Council in the west.

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Is your property flood ready?

Plan ahead to protect your home, business and livestock. Download the farm flood readiness kit to help you identify risks and make an action plan to suit your property.

Farm flood readiness guide

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Understanding Three Day Sickness

Three Day Sickness (Bovine Ephemeral Fever or BEF) is a viral disease of cattle and buffalo transmitted by mosquitos. The disease has been confirmed earlier in March by laboratory testing near Wingham. Suspect cases have also been reported in the vicinity of Hannam Vale, Mitchells Islands and Gloucester. 

Know what to look for. Get advice on the clinical signs, treatment, prevention and management of Three Day Sickness. 

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New Vertebrate Pesticide Induction Training

Register now for updated Vertebrate Pesticide Induction Training (VPIT). 

Hunter Catchment Contributions

Learn more about the Hunter Catchment Contributions levied on rateable land.

Autumn pest control

Find out where you can collect baits and get training to manage pest animals.

Hunter programs and projects

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Regenerative Farming

Farming Forecaster

Farming Forecaster is a decision support tool for graziers with soil moisture information to enable better property management. The network provides real time data to support producers to make decisions around management of climatic variability, natural resource management and seasonal conditions.

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Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area

Local Land Services (LLS) is working with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), land managers, First Nations communities, species experts and community groups to restore and preserve soils, waterways, species and habitats of the Greater Blue Mountains world heritage area in the Greater Sydney, Central Tablelands and Hunter LLS regions.

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Regent honeyeater conservation

Working collaboratively to preserve and increase the critically endangered regent honeyeater populations in 3 Local Land Services regions. 

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