Hamish Armstrong Cotton Grower & Sheep Grazier Carrathool, NSW
Carrathool, New South Wales
Joined November 2018
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Starfire 6000 RTK receiver with 450mHz radio, warranty until 04/24. $21,500 inc GST – at New South Wales, Australia
Corynnia Pty Ltd is looking for an employee to join our team, re tweets appreciated. – at New South Wales, Australia
First rice crop i have grown in 6 years and first rice crop grown on 2m beds. Quiet happy with how it’s coming along. – at Carrathool, New South Wales
#cotton21 all planted and waiting on this rain, Hopfully get enough to get it out of the ground.
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The charade of the freshwater status of the Lower Lakes must end, writes Peter Hunt.
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“There have been extreme low inflows, lowest recorded inflows in history. Effective management storages has extended water availability, delaying the worst impacts of drought by 12 months.
The drought is a natural disaster it has not been caused by extraction or irrigation.”
Currently, 98% of NSW remains in drought and this drought is worse than the previous drought of record. Read the latest Regional #NSW drought report at bit.ly/2zQ9Lsx #nswdrought
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Two sides to every story - great industry to be apart of!
Learn about the #Australian #cotton industry from the growers who produce the crop... in this video we meet NSW grower Billy Browning. Learn more here ➡️ bit.ly/2GAivbV #CottonFacts #FactsMatter #CottonAu @NationalFarmers @Nat_Irrigators
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Cotton Australia CEO @AdamKayCotton this week debated @Senator_Patrick on @abcnews about his political stunt looking to ban #cotton exports. WATCH THE DEBATE NOW ➡️ bit.ly/2tw104l #FactsMatter #CottonFacts
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"South Australian river operators are holding back $3.2 billion of environmental flows to the Coorong and Murray Mouth"
This is more evidence of the complexity of MBD management and the need to stop pointing fingers at individual crop or regions
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Once again didn't take long for this disaster to block me on twitter after simply providing facts. Let's all spread the word. How dare she try to harm agriculture in this great country of ours! @NationalFarmers @AgForceQLD
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In all the major cotton growing valleys in north-west #NSW this year, the water allocation for general security licence holders has been zero. #CottonFacts #FactsMatter
@NationalFarmers @afsnsw @Nat_Irrigators @nswirrigators @QldFarmers
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A good response! medium.com/leyonhjelm/media-…
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If you listen to one thing today, make sure it is this: farmer @samheagney explaining why some irrigators choose to grow #cotton ➡️ ab.co/2sopCLr
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In 2018, 1,650,446 ML of water was discharged out to sea from the Murray Darling basin! Let me know when you work out the problem. @sarahinthesen8
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CEO Adam Kay standing up for our industry while speaking with @abcnews reporter @lilymayers about #MurrayDarling fish deaths: “We’re sick of being the scapegoat for these people that say #cotton is causing these problems, when there is no evidence that is the case.”
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An important statement from Cotton Australia regarding the recent fish deaths at Menindee.
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Normally don’t voice my opinions on this especially when I’ve never been privileged to see the ins and outs of irrigated farms but does the Cotton industry just cop the blame for everything that’s wrong with our mis managed river systems mostly from google degrees? #growhemp 💩😷
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UPDATE: The Rural Crime Prevention Team are urging the public to keep an eye out for an ‘M’ ear mark as they investigate the theft of 1000 sheep from a Tullamore property #9NewsAt6 – at Orange, New South Wales
