Upper Lachlan Landcare (ULL) is a not-for-profit community-based network committed to restoring the environment, improving agricultural sustainability (both economically and environmentally) and supporting communities around the Upper Lachlan region of New South Wales.
The Upper Lachlan Grazing for Growth Project is about producers getting together, sharing and learning from each other’s grazing knowledge and experiences.
Come the long summer days, we get together for an interesting seminar, meet some new people, share a meal and enjoy good company.
Low cost and effective erosion control. Slowing the flow of water as it moves through the landscape, hydrating your property and nourishing the vegetation.
The Upper Lachlan Region is located in the Southern Tablelands of NSW at the headwaters of the Lachlan River Catchment. It is defined as the catchment of the Wyangala Dam south of the Abercrombie River, covers an area of 588 114 ha and has an estimated population of 6000.
The Region includes the towns of Crookwell and Gunning and the villages of Dalton, Bigga, Grabben Gullen, Tuena, Binda, Breadalbane and Laggan and forms part of the Murray-Darling Basin and 7% of the Lachlan catchment.