Tonnes of nutrients removed from western Sydney waterways

Just six months after starting, the NutrientSmart Farms project has stopped 20 tonnes of nitrogen and five tonnes of phosphorus from entering local waterways in western Sydney’s lower Hawkesbury-Nepean catchment each year.

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Business Narrative Conference in Singapore
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Australian Network for Plant Conservation National Conference, Perth, 28 Sept-1 Oct
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Connecting through Conversations: Narrative Techniques for Organisational Knowledge Sharing - Workshop 20 Oct 2010, Canberra

Australian Network for Plant Conservation 8th National Conference, Perth, Western Australia, 28 Sept - 1 October 2010.

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