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POI

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Coolamon ; up to date store, 1908, mavis Furner - cochet

Wagga ; flaura and fauna

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Improvements to show

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  1. infatrsuture ; painting
  2. career ; involvement
  3. community engagement ; interactive, memories as a child, demonstration on horses, cattle etc
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what to see at the show

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acknowledge music

dog high jump + rodeo

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Ag in Wagga ; facts and divisions

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  • Riverina is largest contributor to Ag production in NSW
  • Most important employment sector in NSW
  • Several climate classes + biophysical features

Two separate physiograph divisions
1. west - riverina, murry darling dep + cobar peneplain
2. east - kosciuzaz uplands

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Three main rivers in wagga

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  1. lachlan
  2. murrimbidgee
  3. murry
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East (3)

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Alps (Koziosco): Used for conservation, forestry and a small element of grazing beef cattle

Highlands (Batlow, talbingo and tumba): pome fruit. beef grazing cattle, some valley cropping for feed.

Slopes (tumut, adelong, coota and gundagi) : wheat, canola, gains - barley, oats, lupins. also dairy, sleep and poultry.

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West (5 things)

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West wyalong, temora, wagga, lockheart and albury

Cereals (wheat, oats, barley, tritcale)
Canola e.g. junee, coolamon and temora
Pulses (lupins, faba beans and chickpeas).

FRUIT: stone + citrus

PIGS + Poultry - Hilston, griffithm leeton, tocumwal

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West part 2 - Riverina about cropping

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Cleared land focuses on irrigated cropping e.g rice, lucerne, maize, millet, and sourgum

This is grown in rotation with irrigated summer crops to utilize the sub-soil moisture stored from irrigation

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why get more young people in the show

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  • sustainability
  • generations to come
  • economy
    we offer a community and sense of home
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what does the show movement offer + purpose of Ag shows?

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  1. Ag society begain in 1822
    - european settlement ; ag and food provsion for new colony
    - struggling to adapt to crops and farming
    - made this group
  2. Core objevctives ; support sustainable ag. development and rural communities in NSW. & million dollars invested every year.
  3. 10 years later (1832) 1st show came about, included livestock and produce. encouraged people to come together and transact business. “Compertition” was to excite people.
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CORE OBJECTIVES OF AG SOCIETY (2) + VISON

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Support sustainable ag. development and rural communities in NSW

VISION : Community that values Australian agriculture

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What is the purpose of RAS (2)

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Acts as a gardian for state Ag herritage.

  • ensues aus ag remains a thriving industry.
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Why more young groups in the show, why we should encourage

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  • professional development
  • preserve herritage ; link in with purpose of RAS
  • opportunities
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Bush Summit - housing, jobs, travel

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Housing - proposed medium to high density housing hubs.
Jobs - job summit in ACT ; international workers?
Travel - COVID enoucraged. now focusing on advertisement campaigns

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AUS BIO- SECUITY

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  1. foot and mouth disease (outbreak could cost $80 billion + MH)
  2. Lumpy skin

Best way to stop is to stop the spread through Indonesia. Aus has helped with vaccines and vet assistance. Boarder security.

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PUBlIC FIGURES PARLIMENT

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PM - Anthony Albanese
Deputy PM - Richard Marles
Opposition leader - peter dutton
NSW Premier - Dominic perrott
NSW Dep Premier - Paul Toole

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Why is the premier important? (3)

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  • leaders and coordinate the work of the ministers
  • has greater authority over all actions of the cabinet and government than any other minister

Decides what portfolios the ministers have.

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National Ministers - Ag, Edu, Health

“My Wittle, JC, Makes Butter”.

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Ag - Murry Watt
Ed - Jason Clare
Health - Mark Butler

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NSW Ministers - Ag, Edu, Health

“Dig sandcastles in SM with Brad Hazard”

DS

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Ag - dougland sanders
Ed - sara mitchell
Health - Brad Hazard

20
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Wagga

Mayor (american trout)
Dept Mayor
Member for wagga

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  • major : counciller dallas tout
  • Deputy : counciller jenny mckinnon
  • Member - indepenent joe mcgirr
21
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AUS Climate change

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farmers face this challenge everyday - fires, flood, drought

govment gave $75 million post disaster resilance in NSW

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AUS bio diversity

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carbon offsetting - e.g tree planting
need to ; protect waterways, provide habit, decrease erosin, protect top soil, improve drought resiliance, create shelter for livestock

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AUS Water

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west wylong water project. Government gave 4.5 million

  • increase flow and pressure
  • support expansion of agribussines and mining in griffith and open up new opportunities for investments across the region
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AUS communication

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productivity and safety of our farmers

25
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Bush summit topics x5

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  1. Bio security
  2. Climate change
  3. Bio diversity
  4. Water
  5. Communication

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