On February 26, the Federal, state and territory governments announced that they are working to implement a new national approach to drought programs from 1 July 2014. The new approach, which will replace the existing Exceptional Circumstances arrangements, will help farmers prepare for and manage the effects of drought and other challenges, rather than waiting until they are in crisis to offer assistance, as well as supporting viable farms during prolonged or severe droughts. Read more about the water infrastructure rebate available in Queensland and New South Wales at
http://www.daff.gov.au/agriculture-food/drought/assistance/water-infrastructure-rebate

If you are in the Emerald area, please click here to enquire about the service we are providing in association with Emerald-based 4T Consultants
http://www.geo9.com.au/4T_water_rebate

If you are in New South Wales and wish to register your interest in our service, please make your enquiry here: http://www.geo9.com.au/2014_drought_assistance