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Map of the dominant wheat productivity classes by soil-landscape mapping units, south west Western Australia

Wheat yield potential and land management constraints in the south-west of Western Australia

10 November 2015

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development assessed the potential and reported wheat yield of the 18 million hectares of agricultural land in the south-west of Western Australia

Vast flooding of Carnarvon horticultural area with brown muddy water spanning into the distance

A report on the Gascoyne River Catchment following the 2010–11 flood, Western Australia

28 October 2015

Flooding in the Gascoyne River Catchment during the summer of 2010–11 caused the loss of an estimated 9 million tonnes of soil from erosion, and a damage bill of about $90 million.

View across the Mantinea Development area to House Roof Hill on the opposite bank of the Ord River, north-east of Kununurra in the East Kimberley

Ord River Irrigation Expansion – Mantinea Development area, Western Australia

19 May 2015

This page summarises the preliminary soil and groundwater resource assessment findings for the Mantinea Development area, part of the Goomig farmlands in the Ord River Irrigation Expansion Stage 2,

View of typical secondary salinity in northern agricultural areas of Western Australia

Groundwater trends in agricultural areas of Western Australia

14 January 2015

The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) completed a major analysis of groundwater trends in the agricultural areas of south-west Western Australia in 2014.

Typical Cockatoo soil landscape showing the open woodland and gentle topography

Cockatoo Sands in the Victoria Highway and Carlton Hill areas, East Kimberley: surface water quality

16 September 2015

Cockatoo Sands are part of the Ord Irrigation Expansion Project in Western Australia’s Kimberley region.

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