Add to ORKGThis paddock has been hard grazed and is still in fair condition without a static water build up. The next paddock is grazed in conjunction with the paddock over the river, on the left but it has a vast waterlogging problem and remains mostly ungrazed due to the release of ethylene gases. This site has a barrier adjoining the river which holds back a vast store of water in a sump. A perforated pipe drain should lower the water table, and the Interceptor bank will control the recharge. This image is part of the WISALTS (Whittington Interceptor Sustainable Agriculture Land Treatment Society Incorporated) Collection
The second spillway to deliver water from a grade line into a section of the creek which has barrier...
Grass affected by ethylene gas that cattle wouldn't eat prior to perforated drainage pipe into Lachl...
Before. Dams constructed to drought proof property and erosion issues. This image is part of the ...
The property was suffering from loss of water on the upper slopes and valleys were becoming waterlog...
Quite a few throughflows were 1 metre deep and very wide with a very hard or rock base. The catchmen...
Undulating country pasture paddocks with neighbours catchment hill in the background. This image ...
Some of the catchment area supplying the main farm dam (on the middle left). Water from other hills ...
Typical erosion gullies across the pasture paddocks. This image is part of the WISALTS (Whittingt...
Plastic sealing the throughflows before the banks were put in. This image is part of the WISALTS ...
Plastic sealing the throughflows before the banks were put in. This image is part of the WISALTS ...
Plastic sealing the throughflows before the banks were put in. This image is part of the WISALTS ...
A D6 taking off the first push. Note the water shedding hills outside the boundary fence. This im...
In the first year, banks will hold a lot of water but will decrease in quantities as the soil textur...
In the first year, banks will hold a lot of water but will decrease in quantities as the soil textur...
Grass affected by ethylene gas that cattle wouldn't eat prior to perforated drainage pipe into Lachl...
The second spillway to deliver water from a grade line into a section of the creek which has barrier...
Grass affected by ethylene gas that cattle wouldn't eat prior to perforated drainage pipe into Lachl...
Before. Dams constructed to drought proof property and erosion issues. This image is part of the ...
The property was suffering from loss of water on the upper slopes and valleys were becoming waterlog...
Quite a few throughflows were 1 metre deep and very wide with a very hard or rock base. The catchmen...
Undulating country pasture paddocks with neighbours catchment hill in the background. This image ...
Some of the catchment area supplying the main farm dam (on the middle left). Water from other hills ...
Typical erosion gullies across the pasture paddocks. This image is part of the WISALTS (Whittingt...
Plastic sealing the throughflows before the banks were put in. This image is part of the WISALTS ...
Plastic sealing the throughflows before the banks were put in. This image is part of the WISALTS ...
Plastic sealing the throughflows before the banks were put in. This image is part of the WISALTS ...
A D6 taking off the first push. Note the water shedding hills outside the boundary fence. This im...
In the first year, banks will hold a lot of water but will decrease in quantities as the soil textur...
In the first year, banks will hold a lot of water but will decrease in quantities as the soil textur...
Grass affected by ethylene gas that cattle wouldn't eat prior to perforated drainage pipe into Lachl...
The second spillway to deliver water from a grade line into a section of the creek which has barrier...
Grass affected by ethylene gas that cattle wouldn't eat prior to perforated drainage pipe into Lachl...
Before. Dams constructed to drought proof property and erosion issues. This image is part of the ...