The NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) is advising landowners that the Bush Fire Danger Period within the Northern Tablelands area will cease on 1st April 2024. This means that from the 1st April fire permits will no longer be required for burning in the open on rural properties located within Glen Innes, Inverell and Tenterfield Local Government Areas.

As managing the effects of climate variability continues to be a growing concern for producers across the NSW Northern Tablelands, University of New England (UNE) researchers are stressing the importance of healthy waterways when trying to achieve a resilient and productive grazing system.

The NSW Government has today reached another milestone in its election commitment to double the funding for Landcare in NSW, with an investment of $8.2 million being delivered.

Landholders at Ben Lomond tackled on-farm waterway health and improving stock water systems, at a GLENRAC workshop on February 13.

GLENRAC is supporting our local community by providing an opportunity for donations to be collected in memory of Kayne Wells.

Landholders are invited to provide feedback to NSW DPI to enhance their seasonal conditions monitoring and forecasting services.

Your feedback is part of a continual process of gaining insights into the services and is part of a broader engagement process including interviews and focus group workshops.