Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder Jody Swirepik visits MIA

Updated March 12 2019 - 6:21pm, first published 12:30pm
HOT TOPICS: Discussing the issues while in the Sandy Valley Orchard almonds plantation are (from left) Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder Jody Swirepik, Webster development manager Chris Forward, MI water resources and initiatives co-ordinator, Lindsay Golsby-Smith and assistant director, water with the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office Hilton Taylor. PHOTO: Contributed
HOT TOPICS: Discussing the issues while in the Sandy Valley Orchard almonds plantation are (from left) Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder Jody Swirepik, Webster development manager Chris Forward, MI water resources and initiatives co-ordinator, Lindsay Golsby-Smith and assistant director, water with the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office Hilton Taylor. PHOTO: Contributed

MIA irrigators know themselves water is their most valuable resource and in turn they treat it as such.

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