17 projects were supported under the ACT Rural Resilience Grants in 2019-20.
Projects supported under the Round 2 of ACT Rural Resilience Grants 2019/20 | Location of Farm | Support provided under the grant program. |
|---|---|---|
Stock water tank and farm fencing to improve management of stock and groundcover management | Majura | $10,000 |
Stock water tank | Tharwa | $3,500 |
Stock feed silo to provide consistent feed to stock during extended dry conditions and remove pressure on farm pastures and groundcover | Tharwa | $10,000 |
Stock water dam to provide off-stream stock water and to protect riparian vegetation | Tharwa | $9600 |
Installation of two stock water tanks to harvest water from an existing shed to improve extended dry condition stock water supply. | Tidbinbilla | $1,423 |
Extension of stock water supplies through pump, piping and troughs | Symonston | $7,200 |
Installation of a 100,000 litre tank to extend the current bore-water supply system for livestock. | Booth | $10,000 |
Purchase and Installation of a silo to store feed for a free range egg enterprise | Hall | $7,764 |
Installation of a bore and pump for watering truffle farm | Majura | $10,000 |
Purchase of a silo to store feed for a free range egg enterprise | Kambah | $10,000 |
Installation of solar pump and water tank for pumping and storing stock water and distributing through the property. | Booth | $10,000 |
Establishment of a drought lot feeding facility for stock | Tuggeranong | $10,000 |
Installation of a stock water bore | Tidbinbilla | $10,000 |
Construction of two off-stream stock watering points; and weed control adjacent to Jerrabomberra Grasslands | Hume | $9,500 |
Dam repair and installation of stock water pipes to extend reach of stock water across the property | Stromlo | $9,932 |
Construction of a stockwater dam and fencing of a natural spring to prevent stock trampling and degradation | Tennant | $10,000 |
Purchase of pump and installation of piping to extend network of farm water supply to ensure farm is more resilient in drought | Paddys River | $7,081 |