Agriculture

Information for NSW primary producers, farmers and industry workers on horticulture, cropping and pastures to improve productivity, profitability and sustainability. Get advice on improving agricultural soil and managing on-farm water.

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Sustainable agriculture helps drive the NSW economy and regional communities - creating jobs, producing food and fibre, and powering local industries. Its success relies on secure water access, healthy soils, strong biosecurity, and sustainable land management. 

Horticulture

Best practice for industries including fresh fruit and vegetables, wine, nuts, oils, flowers and turf.
 

Cropping systems

Resources for broadacre farming of grains, oilseeds, pulses, and other field crops.

 

 

Pastures

Managing grasses and legumes to support animal health, improve soil condition, and boost farm resilience.

Water management

Efficient access, smart irrigation, and sustainable management to support crops, pastures and livestock.

Soil and land health

Healthy soils and well-managed land to support crop growth, pasture quality, environmental resilience.

Farm business

Access budget guides, templates and other farm business essentials.

Three staff members walking through grass beside rows of raised, irrigated young trees.

 

How we can help

Local Land Services provides extension, advisory and capacity building services to agricultural producers. 

Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development is Australia’s largest provider of rural research and development.

 

Local Land Services projects

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An irrigation drip dribbles water onto a plant sprout.

Waterwise for the future

On-farm training and technical support to help growers adopt sustainable water and nutrient management practices. 

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A plastic bag filled with plant clippings and a pair of garden shears lying on the ground in a dry, scrubby landscape.

Pasture monitoring in the rangelands

Supporting landholders to monitor pasture productivity in the Western rangelands.

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People stand around looking in a ditch of dirt.

Improving soil condition and management practice

Supporting discussion groups, monitoring land condition and building a soil knowledge database.

See more projects.

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