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Hi GG, The above need acidic well drained soil and do best in sandy soils. Is this what you have?? I think you are approaching this the wrong way around, you need to look at what you have got, in terms of climate, soils, water availability, markets, then list what does well in your...

Hi GG, From the Southern Rural Water web site.... If the water had been use for irrigation for many years it would have been already registered. Check with your local water authority about if you can use the water for irrigation, or what you have to do (pay) to get it legally. A couple...

Hi GG, Firstly, You might have, but to irrigate a commercial crop you will need the appropriate permit from your local water authority, this will cost you plenty. Just having the water only gives you rights for stock and domestic, not irrigation of commercial product. To make real...