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Machinery & Livestock

The Nari Nari Tribal Council skilfully combine modern machinery with traditional knowledge to manage their land and resources sustainably. They use equipment for land and water management, such as clearing invasive species and restoring natural water flows in the Gayini wetlands.

 

Additionally, they practice sustainable livestock grazing by rotating grazing areas to prevent overgrazing, integrating livestock into cultural practices, and raising animals using methods that respect the land and the animals. This approach ensures the sustainability of their environment while preserving their cultural heritage

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Nari Nari Tribal Council owns a modest flock of  Merino sheep, Merino Cross sheep, and cattle, used to offer employment and fund the on-going environmental works on conservation areas at Toogimbie and Gayini.

Nari Nari Tribal Council often has agistment opportunities.​​​

Livestock & Agistment

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Nari Nari Tribal Council has a range of well-maintained heavy machinery, available as wet hire, with an experienced operator.

Hire is available for short- and longer-term agreements, by negotiation.​​​​​

Machinery & Operator Hire

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