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Regional partners collaborate on land health in North East Victoria

North East CMA was proud to join last week's meeting of the Natural Resource Management (NRM) Partners Forum with a focus on land health across the region.

Following the meeting at Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action’s Ovens office, the group visited #HopsProductsAustralia in Ovens. As the largest hop grower in Australia, HPA has a strong focus on sustainability and showcased innovative practices and projects aimed at improving sustainability and reducing production risks.

North East CMA staff get planting at Ryans Lagoon

North East CMA staff this month joined Uncle Al from #DuduroaDhargalAboriginal Corporation to plant out more than 200 plants of five different wetland species at Ryans Lagoon at Bonegilla, taking the opportunity between rain showers to get the job done. We look forward to seeing the continued transformation of this worthwhile wetland under the stewardship of our community.

📸Jacqueline Schulz

Next generation of farmers focus on soil health

The #BurgoigeeCreekLandcareGroup hosted its third Next Generation Farmers workshop at Murmungee at the end of May, bringing together 36 local producers from across the Ovens Catchment.

This dedicated group represents the next generation of farming—spanning those working within multi-generational family businesses, those establishing their own enterprises, and those delivering services supporting the agricultural sector.

Women in agriculture forum: a chance to step back, refocus and strengthen

Farming is about more than hard work – it’s about working smart.

North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) will next month host an inspiring, energising forum in Milawa aimed at providing women working in agriculture with an opportunity to reconnect, learn practical strategies and recharge.

Tackling invasive weeds helps the King Valley stay healthy for everyone

The North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is inviting landholders with properties in the Upper King Valley to take part in a new incentives program to tackle invasive woody weeds.

Expressions of interest will open on Monday 25 May 2026 for the King Valley Woody Weeds Incentives Program, which supports landholders to control problem weeds such as Black Willow, Grey Sallow, Blackberry and Chilean Cestrum.

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